Usually means: Japanese liqueur, sweet, melon-flavored.
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  1. Midori, midori: Wordnik
  2. Midori: Wiktionary
  3. Midori (actress), Midori (author), Midori (band), Midori (browser), Midori (liqueur), Midori (operating system), Midori (pornographic actress), Midori (violinist), Midori (web browser), Midori: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia

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  1. Midori: Encyclopedia

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  1. Midori: Bar-Nones Dictionary of Drinking
  2. baby names list (No longer online)

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  1. midori: Urban Dictionary

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Definitions from Wiktionary (Midori)

▸ noun:  A sweet, bright green, muskmelon-flavored liqueur made by Suntory.
▸ noun:  A surname from Japanese.
▸ noun:  A unisex given name from Japanese.

Similar:
melonade, mule, melomel, mimosa, mockito, alkermes, vermouth, morat, mosambi, malmsey, more...

Phrases:
Midori Francis, Midori Naka, Midori Takada, more...



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Similar:
melonade, mule, melomel, mimosa, mockito, alkermes, vermouth, morat, mosambi, malmsey, more...

Phrases:
Midori Francis, Midori Naka, Midori Takada, more...



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