Acapulco
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- proper noun
- /ˌɑːkəˈpuːlkoʊ/
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Acapulco
- How was Acapulco, sol?
- Acapulco, Mexico
And he's flying back and he moves, he moves to Acapulco and lives there for several years and starts arranging drug.
- And he's flying back and he moves, he moves to Acapulco and lives there for several years and starts arranging drug.
- But I mean, they're sending shit tons of fucking those precursors to Mexico through Manzanillo and Acapulco and Mazatlán.
- I've done it, I've done it, shelled it out and Acapulco, you know.
Examples
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Many tourists flock to Acapulco every year to enjoy its stunning beaches and vibrant nightlife.
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Took a 4-week family vacation to Mexico in a customized Chevy van from northern Virginia to Acapulco in the early '70s.
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Now, how far are we from Acapulco?
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By the time we get to Acapulco, I can speak Spanish like a native.
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A girl with blue hair said, "When my family goes on vacation to Acapulco, people ask where I am from."
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You know that Easter vacation trip we had planned for Acapulco?
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On a balmy Sunday in Acapulco, these kids sit on the beach and watch the sun setting over the bay.
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Afterwards, he had to remember to stay somewhere close to the speed limit as he drove up Canoga toward Acapulco.
Fiction book (1999) -
He turned the key in the lock to the security gate and drove into Acapulco's parking lot.
Fiction book (1999) -
If I said maybe it wasn't fair, her going first, Lola would string me along with promises: "Oh, Gaby, just think of the two weeks in Acapulco, think of the perpetual charge account, think of the shopping we could do."
Fiction book (1993)
Synonyms
A port city on Mexico's Pacific coast known for beaches and water sports
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Acapulco comes from the Nahuatl language of the Aztecs and means something like 'place of reeds', from acatl 'reed'. Reeds grow at the edge of water, so this name makes it easy to remember that Acapulco is a famous coastal port and beach city.