caribe
[kuh-ree-bee; Spanish kah-ree-ve]
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noun, plural ca·ri·bes [kuh-ree-beez; Spanish kah-ree-ves] /kəˈri biz; Spanish kɑˈri vɛs/.
Nearby words
- caribbean current,
- caribbean plate,
- caribbean sea,
- caribbee bark,
- caribbees,
- caribees,
- cariboo,
- cariboo mountains,
- caribou,
- caribou inuit
Origin of caribe
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Examples from the Web for caribe
A policeman making rounds at the Caribe heard the commotion and intervened.
Colombian Cabdriver Recounts Escorts’ Reaction to Secret Service Feud|Mac Margolis, Jenny Gonzalez|April 21, 2012|DAILY BEASTThe piranha, called also the caribe, is a kind of salmon (Tetragonopterus).
The Western World|W.H.G. Kingston