Cordova1
[kawr-duh-vuh]
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Cordova2
[kawr-duh-vuh]
- a coarse wool from Argentina used chiefly for carpet stock.
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Examples from the Web for cordova
Contemporary Examples
When: July 18-19 Getting there: There are daily flights to Cordova from both Anchorage and Seattle (via Juneau).
Cordova says that his client will most likely be deported if he is found guilty of the charges.
Historical Examples
It was fair-time in Cordova; the carriages were coming back from the toros.
Rosinante to the Road AgainJohn Dos Passos
The latter, we suspect, must have come from as far south as Cordova.
Aztec LandMaturin M. Ballou
Never again would Cordova be called the "Bride of Andalusia."
A Short History of SpainMary Platt Parmele
He wrote immediately to Cordova, urging him to be on his guard.
Ferdinand De Soto, The Discoverer of the MississippiJohn S. C. Abbott
Since the palace of the Caliphs of Cordova crumbled, there has never been a palace like it.
The Paliser caseEdgar Saltus
Cordova
- the English name for Córdoba 1 (def. 2)
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