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Made queen of the underworld by Pluto in ancient mythology
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cora
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Word definitions in Wikipedia
Cora is a retail group of hypermarkets located in France and elsewhere in Europe. Cora was founded in 1974 by the supermarket holding Louis Delhaize Group after taking over three Carrefour hypermarkets located in Belgium. These three were originally established ...
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Cora \Co"ra\, n. (Zo["o]l.) The Arabian gazelle ( Gazella Arabica ), found from persia to North Africa.
Usage examples of cora.
Fairy hit all the high notes for her part and motioned for Cora to sing along.
Ramelle loved Celeste and made love with her, but she always suspected that in some unspoken way Cora was more central to Celeste than she was.
To Cora and even little Louise and Julia Ellen, though Celeste had more money she was no different than they were.
As Cora headed for the pavilion, he took his cap off and walked beside her.
Aimes, Cora let out one piercing cry of impossible anguish, then lapsed into silence.
Celeste and Dennis rested the body in the back seat, where Cora sat with his bloodied head in her lap.
Ramelle sidestepped the martial show and Cora alternated between amusement and irritation.
Celeste hurried into the front hall, put on a heavy coat, her boots, went into her study and threw something in her pocket and was out the door before Cora or Jutts could think of other reasons why she should stay inside.
He was to return in a week, so Cora did her best to see that the goings on would be special for him, too.
Juts produced a tambourine and Cora had the uneasy sensation that she had clipped it.
Most helped Juts with the cake while Cora sat in her rocker and clapped in time to the music so Spotts would learn to dance.
She found a little piece of flat blue chalk Cora used for marking hemlines.
At three years of age she had sat in the middle of the living room and read the newspaper to Cora, Chessy and Juts.
The three months she visited California each year, Cora kept the house.
Once Cora finished her chores she joined Ramelle on the back veranda overlooking the beautiful formal garden.