Tabasco

¹

[ tuh-bas-koh ]

Trademark.

1. a brand name for a pungent condiment sauce prepared from the fruit of a variety of capsicum.

Tabasco

²

[ tuh-bas-koh; Spanish tah-bahs-kaw ]

noun

1. a state in southeastern Mexico, on the Gulf of Campeche. 9,783 sq. mi. (25,338 sq. km). : Villahermosa.

Tabasco

¹

/ təˈbæskəʊ /

noun

1. a very hot red sauce made from matured capsicums

Tabasco

²

/ taˈβasko /

noun

1. a state in SE Mexico, on the Gulf of Campeche: mostly flat and marshy with extensive jungles; hot and humid climate. Capital: Villahermosa. Pop: 1 889 367 (2000). Area: 24 661 sq km (9520 sq miles)

Example Sentences

Soon after her death, the Tabasco state attorney general’s office said in a statement released on Twitter that it had opened an investigation.

From Fortune

Earlier this year, a handful of 3D printed homes were added to a community outside Austin, Texas built for people who were previously homeless, and 50 homes are being built for low-income residents of Tabasco, Mexico.

From Singularity Hub 

Meanwhile, in a medium bowl, stir together the buttermilk, Tabasco sauce, fennel seeds, and black pepper.

From The Daily Beast

Tabasco Combine all the ingredients for the rub in a mixing bowl.

From The Daily Beast

The family of Nonoual seems to have given a name to the tribes that occupied Tabasco down to the Conquest.

From Project Gutenberg

When Perry arrived at Tabasco he found the American flag flying, the town having fallen without resistance to his own ships.

From Project Gutenberg

The Chontales of Tabasco and Tehuantepec use maize 653 and cocoa as food.

From Project Gutenberg

Many of the natives of Tabasco earn a livelihood by keeping bee-hives; the bees are captured wild in the woods, and domesticated.

From Project Gutenberg

The natives of Tabasco and Yucatan more commonly have a network hamaca or hammock, suspended from two posts or trees.

From Project Gutenberg