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1. (n.) Euboea
a Greek island in the W Aegean Sea. 188,410; 1586 sq. mi. (4110 sq. km).
Etymology: (1875–80; eucalypt (us ) + -ol2)
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1. euboea
the largest of the Grecian Isles, skirts the mainland on the SE., to which it is connected by a bridge spanning the Talanta Channel, 40 yards broad; it is about 100 m. in length; has fine quarries of marble, and mines of iron and copper are found in the mountains; Chalcis is the chief town.
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