MARROWS

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• Marrows — Recorded in the spellings of Morrow, Morrowe, and Marrow, whilst there are several theories as to the origin of this surname, the facts speak for themselves. It is English, locational, and although well recorded in Ireland it is not of Irish… …   Surnames reference

• marrows — North Country (Newcastle) Words fellows; two alike, or corresponding to each other; as a pair of gloves, a pair of stockings, a pair of shoes …   English dialects glossary

• marrows — mar·row || mærəʊ n. soft fatty tissue in the interior cavity of the bones (Anatomy); vitality; essential part; zucchini, variety of squash …   English contemporary dictionary

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