Segura

[ si-goor-uh; Spanish se-goo-rah ]

noun
  1. Fran·cis·co [frahn-sees-kaw], /frɑnˈsis kɔ/, Pancho Segura; "Segoo", 1921–2017, Ecuadorian tennis player.

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How to use Segura in a sentence

  • After filling up with a hot breakfast, the “Kid” was soon asleep, while Segura kept watch for officers.

    History of 'Billy the Kid' | Chas. A. Siringo
  • Then Billy and Segura held up and robbed several monte dealers, when on the way home after their games had closed for the night.

    History of 'Billy the Kid' | Chas. A. Siringo
  • He knew that Segura's days were numbered; he knew that the leaders of the junta would be the new government of the nation.

    The Five Arrows | Allan Chase
  • He would begin gradually by restoring to their army commissions the old officers trained in Segura's military college.

    The Five Arrows | Allan Chase