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macabre [mak-kahb-ra] Adjective strange and horrible; gruesome [French]
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macabre Translations adj macabre [məˈkaːbr] weird, unearthly or horrible macabre horror stories. makaber رَهيب، مُرَوِع страховит strašidelný makaber grausig, makaber μακάβριος macabro õudne مهیب makaaberi macabre מָקַבּרִי पैशाचिक sablastan hátborzongató mengerikan óhugnanlegur, dauða- macabro 気味の悪い 소름끼치는 klaikus, makabriškas drausmīgs; šaušalīgs dahsyat dan mengerikan griezelig makaber makabryczny macabro macabru мрачный, жуткий strašidelný grozoten, obešenjaški jeziv makaber น่าขยะแขยง korkunç 可怕的, 恐怖的 похмурий; жахливий ہولناک، سنگین rùng rợn 可怕的, 恐怖的,令人毛骨悚然的 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Gounod had conducted the Funeral March of a Marionnette; Reyer, his beautiful overture to Siguar; Saint Saens, the Danse Macabre and a Reverie Orientale; Massenet, an unpublished Hungarian march; Guiraud, his Carnaval; Delibes, the Valse Lente from Sylvia and the Pizzicati from Coppelia. The ears hung at different angles, negligently; and the macabre figure of that mute dweller on the earth steamed straight up from ribs and backbone in the muggy stillness of the air. |
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