concho-
AmericanEtymology
Origin of concho-
From Greek, combining form of kónchos “shell”
Example Sentences
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A former Concho County judge, 80-year-old Amos was tapped by the Kinney County judge to oversee a large group of the migrant trespassing cases in the county that has most zealously prosecuted them.
From Salon
According to the U.S. attorney’s office, Concho had sexual contact with the inmate about 35 times.
From Los Angeles Times
Concho also falsely denied that he had provided a cellphone for the inmate to take nude photographs.
From Los Angeles Times
As part of the plea agreement, Concho is barred from seeking a law enforcement job or a job that requires a firearm.
From Los Angeles Times
In addition to the three-month prison sentence, Concho will also face three months of home confinement and must pay $9,500 in restitution to the victim.
From Los Angeles Times
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