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moor
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In the US, the term 'moor' is less commonly used and may be associated with historical references to the Moors in Spain or North Africa.
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moor
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Uncommon landscape feature, not widely known or encountered in everyday life in the US and Southern Europe.
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mooring
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United States
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Mooring often involves tying a boat to a dock or buoy using ropes or chains.
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mooring
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United States
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Mooring commonly refers to securing boats or ships to a fixed structure or anchor in bodies of water, such as marinas or docks.
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moorish
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Refers to the architectural style and design influenced by the Moors, characterized by intricate patterns and vibrant colors.
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moorish architecture
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United States
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Found in some historic buildings in the southern states
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