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- adjective Of or relating to
Yugoslavia . - noun A native of
Yugoslavia .
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Examples
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This language was called Yugoslavian, meaning south-slavonic, or Serbo-Croat.
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He said the grenade was on Monday morning denoted by a police explosives expert and had been identified as a Yugoslavian M75.
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In 1978, at a photography exhibit in Switzerland, he had seen a picture of a man kneeling before the Yugoslavian dictator Tito and tying his shoe.
Day of Honey Annia Ciezadlo 2011
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I had a Yugoslavian hat, Greek tunic, belt, and baggy Yugoslavian breeches.
Work Camp 223 L 2010
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That was the motto of the vigorous Yugoslavian film industry under the rule of President Josip Broz Tito: "No problem."
A Delectable First Course of Foreign Films Steve Dollar 2011
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Associated Press 1999 Kosovo War: British peacekeepers join NATO campaign to stop abuses by Yugoslavian troops in Kosovo.
Sun Setting on British Power Alistair MacDonald 2011
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I had a Yugoslavian hat, Greek tunic, belt, and baggy
Thomas Hawksworth 2010
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I spent about six months in the civilian hospital, which was staffed by German doctors and Yugoslavian sisters in Marburg on the Yugoslavian/Austrian border.
Robert Cunliffe 2010
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Although I am very partial to Yugoslavian schnapps, I preferred to be quite sober when finding a hideout for the day.
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Two new films from Serbia, "White White World" and "Cinema Komunisto" the former a musical, the latter a documentary collage of 60 years of Yugoslavian film under Communist rule promise appeal for art-house fans attracted to emerging "new waves" in international cinema.
Sharpening Its Lens, Even as It Expands Steve Dollar 2011
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