Margarites [noun]

Margarite did the honors in a state of dazed incomprehension.

Margarite receives the letter and reads it with a contemptuous laugh.

Yet he believed that what was told pertained to men of Margarite, not to that cavalier himself.

They gave us many little bags of margarite and pulverized galena, with which they rub the face.

In default of these, all the daughters together, Margarite and Charlotte Stiles, or their issue.

These, at any rate, were Margarite's orders, duly communicated to him by Ojeda; but Margarite will have none of them.

Vniones, & Margarite perch cos dette.Le picciole sono da latini semplicemente dette Margharite.

After spending some time in this new discovery, he sailed back to Trinidad, discovering the island of Margarite by the way.

Lodge published a pamphlet, entitled, "A Margarite of America."

Fifty-six men he left with Margarite, and the rest of us marched home across the Vega and the northern mountains to Isabella.