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pow-wow
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pow-wow powwow [ˈpaʊwaʊ] n
(= meeting of Native Americans) → pow-wow m
(humorous) (= discussion) → conciliabule m
a family powwow → un conseil de famille, une assemblée plénière de la famille
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The event provided the group with a rare performance opportunity outside of its usual venue of ceremonial events and pow wows throughout North America.
Fourth Grammy nomination still thrills Northern Cree by Miller, Heather Andrews / Alberta Sweetgrass
But you've got to look on the plus side, Tony will still be able to enjoy the limos and the pow wows with Dubya, while supplementing his meagre pension - around pounds 300,000 - with the job's pounds 100k worth of untaxed perks.
Peace of the action by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Pow Wows are a lot more than just a bunch of people gathering together to dance in elaborate costumes, plumage, and beadwork.
Blackfoot Pow Wow by Newman, Michelle / ChildArt
 
 
 
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