Usually means: Global company specializing in cement.
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  2. Lafarge (company), Lafarge: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
  3. Lafarge: Rhymezone
  4. Lafarge: Wiktionary

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Definitions from Wiktionary (Lafarge)

▸ noun:  A surname from French

Similar:
Lafont, Lafargue, Lafontaine, Lafaille, Lafleur, Lafountaine, Lafosse, Lafayette, Lafaye, Lafitte, more...

Phrases:
john lafarge, peter lafarge, lafarge cement, Pokey LaFarge, Marie Lafarge, more...

Adjectives:
late, dear, french, southern, american, old, cappelle, known, tall

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Similar:
Lafont, Lafargue, Lafontaine, Lafaille, Lafleur, Lafountaine, Lafosse, Lafayette, Lafaye, Lafitte, more...

Phrases:
john lafarge, peter lafarge, lafarge cement, Pokey LaFarge, Marie Lafarge, more...

Adjectives:
late, dear, french, southern, american, old, cappelle, known, tall



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