blacksea

Founding-era definition · Webster's 1828 American Dictionary

BLACK'SEA, noun [black and sea.] The Euxine Sea, on the eastern border of Europe. BLACK'-SHEEP, noun [black and sheep.] In oriental history, the ensign or standard of a race of Turkmans in Armenia and Mesopotamia.
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