Faraon
noun
Fa·ra·on
ˌfäˌräˈōn
plural Faraon
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or Faraones -ōˌnās
: mescalero
Word History
Etymology
American Spanish faraón, probably from Spanish, pharaoh, from Late Latin Pharaon-, Pharao
- Pusey
- Puseyism
- puseyisms
- puseyite
- puseyites
- push
- push (something) out of one's mind
- push (something) to the back of one's mind
- push along
- push and pull
- push around
- push aside
- push bar
- push boat
- push bolt
- push broom
- push button
- push buttons
- push car
- push comes to shove
- rettery
- retting
- rettory
- retube
- retund