Pánuco
[ pah-nuh-koh; Spanish pah-noo-kaw ]
noun
a river in E central Mexico, flowing E to the Gulf of Mexico. About 315 miles (505 km) long.
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How to use Pánuco in a sentence
While thus engaged, Cortez received intelligence that the province of Panuco was in a state of insurrection.
Hernando Cortez | John S. C. AbbottAt Panuco phallic symbols abounded in the temples and on the public monuments.
Traditions, Superstitions and Folk-lore | Charles HardwickPanuco is an old town of the Huestacos, and is subject to occasional inundations during the rainy season.
Rambles by Land and Water | B. M. NormanPanuco is the only town above Tampico, on the Panuco River, and contains only about four thousand inhabitants.
Rambles by Land and Water | B. M. NormanThis river rises at the foot of the mountains near Victoria, and falls into the Panuco at Tampico.
Rambles by Land and Water | B. M. Norman
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