aurore
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Origin and Etymology of aurore
French, literally, dawn, from Latin aurora
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Definition of aurore
: marked by or relating to a yellow or pink tint given a white sauce by the addition of egg yolks, tomato puree, or lobster coral
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Origin and Etymology of aurore
French, from aurore, noun
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