Canaveral

[ kuh-nav-er-uhl ]

noun

1. Cape, a cape on an island in E Florida: site of John F. Kennedy Space Center.

Canaveral

/ kəˈnævərəl /

noun

1. Cape Canaveral
   Cape Canaveral a cape on the E coast of Florida: site of the US Air Force Missile Test Centre, from which the majority of US space missions have been launched Former name (1963–73)Cape Kennedy

Example Sentences

He has underpinned his future program by winning from NASA a 20-year lease on the legendary launch pad 39A at Cape Canaveral.

From The Daily Beast

Following a flawless journey from Cape Canaveral in Florida, it delivered more than two tons of much-needed supplies.

From The Daily Beast

He will give you a packet; you will give him a dollar, and drive on to Cape Canaveral, and you will do what is to be done there.

From Project Gutenberg

A distant, dark object on the beach concentrated my distracted thoughts; it must be the breakwater at Cape Canaveral.

From Project Gutenberg

He in the meantime established a fort at St. Lucia, near Canaveral.

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The beast at Cape Canaveral stood three hundred and fifteen feet tall dwarfing her creators into microscopic proportions.

From Project Gutenberg

We played old Beatles tunes on the stereo all the long way to Cape Canaveral.

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