morro
/ˈmɒrəʊ/noun
In Spanish and Portuguese-speaking parts of the Americas: a hill or mountain. Frequently (in form Morro) in the proper names of such features.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Helen Maria Williams (1761–1827), writer. Either from Portuguese morro, or from Spanish morro hill, mound; further etymology uncertain.
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- resupply
- resuppress
- resurface
- resurgam
- resurge
- resurgence
- resurgency
- resurgent
- resurging
- resurprise
- resurrect
- resurrectable
- full moon
- full-motion
- full-motion video
- full-mouthed
- full name
- fullness
- full of beans
- full of oneself
- full of one's own importance
- full of years
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- full (or tight) as a tick