muscat
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1. muscat - Noun
2. Muscat - Proper noun
Meaning
A name given to several varieties of Old World grapes, differing in color, size, etc., but all having a somewhat musky flavor. The muscat of Alexandria is a large oval grape of a pale amber color.
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Another apple drink to keep in the fridge is apple ice wine, as delectable a nectar with dessert as Muscat de Baumes-de-Venise.
In February 1798, Napoleon wrote a letter to Tipu Sultan appreciating his efforts of resisting the British annexation and plans, but this letter never reached Tipu and was seized by a British spy in Muscat.
Azzopardi asks about the reference to “Alex” in the recording and asks Theuma whether he was aware that Keith Schembri's assistant was called Alex (Muscat).
Deputy Richard Renouf, the island's Health Minister, says the new measures have been introduced on the advice of Dr Ivan Muscat, Jersey's Medical Officer for Health.
Dr Muscat said: “I’m proud that I’ll be giving Dr Abela a handover and start calling him my prime minister - he is one of the brightest minds I have ever met.
“Given the commissioner did not make any further pronouncement, I feel I have nothing to add to the public statement issued following the publication of the report,” Muscat said in his letter to Speaker Anglu Farrugia.