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khamsin

[kam-seen, kam-sin] / kæmˈsin, ˈkæm sɪn /


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Last week, as Jerusalem suffered under the worst khamsin since 1893, tempers and guns blazed along Israel's borders.

From Time Magazine Archive

The shaky cease-fire shifted attention back to Lebanon's complicated political situation, which was about as impenetrable as the khamsin.

From Time Magazine Archive

The plain fact was that, as Arab and Jew squared off for battle in the hazy heat of a khamsin desert wind, no one wanted the battle to start.

From Time Magazine Archive

The khamsin is a baleful wind that flares out of the deserts, drying out the land and the people until the flesh fairly crackles.

From Time Magazine Archive

Camp was not a healthy spot in the khamsin days, Mac decided.

From The Tale of a Trooper by Clutha N. (Clutha Nantes) Mackenzie




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