charco
[ chahr-koh ]
noun,plural char·cos.Southwestern U.S.
a water hole, pool, or puddle.
Origin of charco
1An Americanism first recorded in 1885–90; from Latin American Spanish, Spanish; of obscure origin
Words Nearby charco
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How to use charco in a sentence
But when he staggered to his feet his first move was to find his soap and towel and start for the /charco/.
Heart of the West | O. HenryBut when he staggered to his feet his first move was to find his soap and towel and start for the charco.
Heart of the West | O. Henry
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