Lubbock
- proper noun
- /ˈlʌbək/
- The landscape of the skyline of Lubbock, Texas, taken from the shoulder of Interstate 27.
- Lubbock, Texas
- Lubbock, TX
- Tech University, Lubbock
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I'm riding in Lubbock next weekend.
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Moved from Orange County to Lubbock, TX in 1989, just before that crash!
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We know about that girl in Lubbock.
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What brings you to Lubbock, Andy?
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Why couldn't we drive back to Lubbock?
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My good friend Tex from Lubbock.
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I had moved back to Memphis from Lubbock, Texas, and actually stumbled into this business.
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Two teachers at All Saints Episcopal School of Lubbock, Texas, wanted their students to know about Washington, D.C.
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Many visitors sample three wineries in Lubbock, which is known for its vibrant vineyards.
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What brings you to Lubbock, Texas, the home of Buddy Holly?
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lubbock is the name of a city that comes from a family surname. It was 'named after' an early Texas leader, so the city keeps the name of that person.