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Navarre

Noun - Proper

1. A historical kingdom located in the Iberian Peninsula, known for its rich history and cultural heritage.

Example sentence: Navarre played a significant role during the medieval times, with its strategic location making it a prominent center of trade and political influence.

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Noun - Place

1. A town in the northern part of Florida, United States, offering beautiful beaches and a thriving coastal community.

Example sentence: Navarre, Florida, is a popular vacation spot for tourists, known for its stunning white-sand beaches and clear turquoise waters.

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Noun - Wine

1. A type of wine originating from the region of Navarre, Spain, with a distinct and diverse range of flavors and varieties.

Example sentence: The Navarre wine region offers a delightful array of options, from crisp and dry whites to full-bodied reds.

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Adjective

1. Relating to or characteristic of Navarre, whether it be its culture, history, or local traditions.

Example sentence: The festival celebrated in the town had a Navarre vibe, with traditional music, dances, and delicious local delicacies.

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Verb

1. To navigate or steer a ship or a vessel in a certain direction.

Example sentence: The experienced captain skillfully navarred the ship through the difficult waters of the narrow channel.

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