Dallas
- proper noun
- /ˈdæləs/
- The annual State Fair of Texas is held in Dallas, attracting visitors from all over the country.
- Dallas, Texas
- Dallas, TX
- Dallas County
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Watch on YouTubeIt's got Dallas sports and Dallas news and politics.
- It's got Dallas sports and Dallas news and politics.
- I'm going to Dallas to see a baby boy.
- Theo, I met you in Dallas, the improv Addison.
- And so my mother's here in Dallas somewhere and she's sick.
- Bigger Landon down there in Dallas, and I like Dallas, man.
- It's like they're the the gigs in Dallas were paying my rent.
- And Kenny and I were in Dallas, TX at the Sovereign Man.
- It's just South of Dallas, TX, right smack dab in the center.
- Fast forward, Fast forward to me moving to Dallas, TX.
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Here is our Airbnb in Dallas, TX.
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They rode through these streets downtown Dallas lined with cheering spectators.
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Today we're going to explore Dallas and take you guys with us.
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It's got Dallas sports and Dallas news and politics.
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Did you happen to catch that, uh, Dallas game last week?
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The day they left to drive back to Dallas, the house rose up empty around me.
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"Friends have told me of good restaurants in Dallas," I started to say.
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I'm going to Dallas to see a baby boy.
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But you know how safe Dallas is compared to Philadelphia.
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I'm from Dallas, TX, South Dallas, TX to be exact.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Dallas is the name of the city and comes from the family name of George M. Dallas, a U.S. vice president, so the city was named after him. The surname probably comes from an old Scottish place word dal meaning 'valley' or 'meadow', which helps you picture Dallas as a place named from the land.