casa

[kah-suh, -sah]

noun

Southwestern U.S.

1. a house.

Word History and Origins

Origin of casa¹

1835–45, < Spanish < Latin: hut, cabin

Example Sentences

Interspersed among the property will be as many as 45 stores and restaurants, including a Dolce & Gabbana boutique and restaurants Casa Tua Cucina and Los Mochis.

From Los Angeles Times

The meeting - at the Vatican's Casa Santa Marta, where Pope Francis had been convalescing - lasted 20 minutes, with Buckingham Palace saying how "deeply touched" they had been by the Pope's "kind remarks" on their wedding anniversary.

From BBC

The choice was obvious, even if it surprised them: Casa Bonita.

From Los Angeles Times

They spent $40 million to return Casa Bonita to its heyday, down to freshly scrubbed fake palm fronds and restored vintage tilework while vowing to make the food long nicknamed “Casa No-Eat-A” actually edible.

From Los Angeles Times

How could I not pay my respects to Parker and Stone’s combo plate of pro-Mexican PR by making a pilgrimage to Casa Bonita?

From Los Angeles Times