Chaco
a part of the Gran Chaco region in central South America, in Bolivia, Paraguay, and Argentina. About 100,000 sq. mi. (259,000 sq. km).
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How to use Chaco in a sentence
It isn’t officially summer in my house until my wife and I have the Z-shaped tan lines on our feet that a couple of days spent wearing Chaco sandals delivers.
Huckberry and Chaco have teamed up to release a beautiful edition of the famous shoe just in time for summer.
The Best New Launches From Brooklinen, L.L. Bean, and More | Daniel Modlin | May 14, 2021 | The Daily BeastHe showed me remnants of a thousand-year-old holy road for foot travel in the tradition of Chaco Canyon National Historic Park.
The Idea of Public Land Means Nothing to Utah County Commissioner | Doug Peacock | May 6, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTIn the past few years many companies have been formed for cutting wood in the Gran Chaco and also for extracting tannin.
Argentina | W. A. HirstSome of the Gran Chaco tribes are said to be very fierce, and European travellers have been killed by them.
I sprang up and called to Loolowcan, in a resinous voice, "Mamook Chaco cuitan; make come horse."
Mount Rainier | VariousHis Chaco, cartridge-case, and white bandoleer with bayonet are grouped around the musket.
Plays by August Strindberg, Fourth Series | August StrindbergThe land in Chaco given over to cotton yields, in good years, an average crop per acre of 1785 lb.
The Argentine in the Twentieth Century | Albert B. Martinez
British Dictionary definitions for Chaco
/ (Spanish ˈtʃako) /
See Gran Chaco
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