Look up: Bombay

1. Bombay
   [n] - a city in western India just off the coast of the Arabian Sea
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2. Bombay
   Former province of British India; the capital was the city of Bombay (now Mumbai). In 1960 the major part became the two new states of Gujarat and Maharashtra. ...
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3. Bombay
   city, capital of Mahrshtra state, India, and the country`s financial and commercial centre and principal port on the Arabian Sea. It is one of the ... [11 related articles]
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4. Bombay
   Bombay (bombā') , former state, W central India, on the Arabian Sea. The state contained within its borders the former Portuguese colonies of Goa and Daman and Diu. Historical remains exist from the period (320–184 B.C.) when much of Bombay belonged to the Buddhist Maurya empire. Bud...
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5. Bombay
   (city) Former name (until 1995) of Mumbai, capital of Maharashtra state in west central India. The city's name was officially changed in July 1995, and was renamed Mumbai after the goddess Mumba, the name in the local Marathi language for Parvati, the wife of the Hindu god Shiva
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6. Bombay
   (cat) The term `Bombay cat` is used to refer to two different cat breeds, known as the British Bombay and the American Bombay. General information : British Bombay : The British Bombay cat is the name given to black cats of the Asian group. It is a cat of Burmese type with a black coat, toes,...
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7. Bombay
   (mango) in Coral Gables, Florida. The `Bombay mango` is a named mango cultivar that originated in Jamaica. History : Bombay was originally grown from a seed brought to Jamaica by immigrants from India. The fruit became popular due to its widely accepted flavor, and Bombay was eventually intro...
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