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Maroon (US/UK /məˈruːn/ mə-ROON,
Australia /məˈroʊn/ mə-ROHN) is a dark
brownish red or dark
reddish color that
takes its name from the
French word marron...
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Maroons are
descendants of
Africans in the
Americas who
formed settlements away from slavery. They
often mixed with
indigenous peoples,
eventually evolving...
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Maroon 5 is an
American pop rock band from Los Angeles, California. It
currently consists of lead
vocalist Adam Levine,
keyboardist and
rhythm guitarist...
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Marooning is the
intentional act of
abandoning someone in an
uninhabited area, such as a
desert island. The word
first appears in
writing in approximately...
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Jamaican Maroons descend from
maroons,
Africans who
escaped from
slavery on the
Colony of
Jamaica and...
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Maroon Bells are two
peaks in the Elk Mountains,
Maroon Peak and
North Maroon Peak,
separated by
about half a
kilometer (one-third of a mile). The...
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Marooned may
refer to:
Marooning, the
intentional act of
abandoning someone in an
uninhabited area
Marooned (1933 film), a
British drama film Marooned...
- "Memories" is a song by
American pop band
Maroon 5,
released through 222 and
Interscope Records on
September 20, 2019. Lyrically, the song pays homage...
- The
maroon beret in a
military configuration has been an
international symbol of
airborne forces since the
Second World War. It was
first officially introduced...
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Maroon is a dark
reddish purple or dark
brownish red colour.
Maroon may also
refer to:
Marooning, the
intentional act of
abandoning someone in an uninhabited...