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Definitions of gharry in English
Noun(1) a horse-drawn carriage in India
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(1) the capital of Ghana(2) Gold prices are now at a six-year high, and that boosted trading on the Ghanaian market at the start of the week.(3) A recent poll shows Ghanaians are more optimistic than most Africans about their future prospects.(4) It was the name and logo of two short-lived Ghanaian periodicals.(5) Many Ghanaians can no longer afford the cost of clean drinking water, and according to the country's Ministry of Health 70% of all disease in the country is water related.(6) When we met again at a later point in her itinerary, I bought cloth that the woman had purchased from a local Ghanaian trader.
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