Chiquita

[ chi-kee-tuh; Spanish chee-kee-tah ]

noun

1. a female given name: from a Spanish word meaning “small.”

Example Sentences

Chiquita certainly appeared to respond as if JASTA were a threat.

From The Daily Beast

Chiquita acknowledged working with Congressional staff on JASTA.

From The Daily Beast

To the extent that JASTA changes that or clarifies that standard, it would present a threat to Chiquita.

From The Daily Beast

Ultimately, Chiquita pleaded to lesser charges and agreed to pay a $25 million fine.

From The Daily Beast

At Chiquita the train stopped, but took up again almost instantly its chant of the rail.

From Project Gutenberg

I know this Magpie hoss well, an' it couldn't stand no more show of winnin' a race from Chiquita than a snail would.

From Project Gutenberg

Three days later the party stood on the brow of a steep bluff looking down upon the Colorado Chiquita river.

From Project Gutenberg

The tracks of a shod pony satisfied us that we were on the trail of Chiquita and her Navajo rider.

From Project Gutenberg

Returning to the main brook with Chiquita, we tied the horses to the willows and began a search for Vic.

From Project Gutenberg