Tuscaloosa
[tuhs-kuh-loo-suh]
- a city in W Alabama.
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Contemporary Examples
Recently, ProPublica wrote a deep and haunting exposition on the re-segregation of schools in the South, including Tuscaloosa.
Last year, Mercedes, whose largest U.S. plant is in Tuscaloosa, Ala., invested $350 million in the facility.
In an early 1990s, as a still-recent transplant to America, Huang drove from Tuscaloosa to Buffalo and passed Canton, Ohio.
Historical Examples
It is true that I knew by this time that the Cacica had sent to Tuscaloosa, but what was that to me?
The Trail BookMary Austin
At the first of the Tuscaloosa towns the Black Warrior awaited them.
The Trail BookMary Austin
She and the Black Warrior--that's what Tuscaloosa means--were of one spirit.
The Trail BookMary Austin
The State University at Tuscaloosa opened its doors to them in 1896.
Tuscaloosa fought for his tribe's supremacy; Osceola for revenge.
The Indian in his WigwamHenry R. Schoolcraft