Tacoma
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- proper noun
- /təˈkoʊmə/
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Tacoma
- Previously, he taught music at Charles Wright Academy in Tacoma, Washington.
- Tacoma, Washington
- Tacoma, Wash.
- Seattle and Tacoma
But but if you get outside of Seattle, not even far, Tacoma is a little more cowboy country.
- But but if you get outside of Seattle, not even far, Tacoma is a little more cowboy country.
- OK, so we are in Tacoma.
- So anyhow, you know, and Long story short, you know Mickey, I met up with him in Tacoma.
- And I will actually be up in in Seattle or Tacoma next in a couple of weeks, next month, I think onward.
- And he's from Tacoma, WA At no point have you said the word Jim or diet or nutrition yet.
- I got, I got Climate Pledge Arena sold out six months to advance them Camp Tacoma Dome sold out.
Examples
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He lives in Tacoma.
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And then my dad got a new car and moved to Tacoma.
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But we all came back to Tacoma for four days.
Fiction book (1997) -
I found your sister in Tacoma.
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Contacting paper mills in that area led us to a distribution centre in Tacoma.
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Paul was looking toward the few lit windows in Tacoma's downtown buildings.
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There wasn't even a shelter, as far as she knew, except in the big cities like Tacoma or Seattle.
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I'm going to Tacoma.
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This morning we woke up in Spokane, WA and before that we were in Tacoma, WA.
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The city of Tacoma is known for its stunning waterfront views and vibrant arts scene.
Compounds
A bridge held up by tall cables over Puget Sound at Tacoma, Washington, famous for collapsing in 1940
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tacoma comes from a Native American name for Mount Rainier, often written Tahoma, which is said to mean 'mother of waters' or 'snowy mountain'. So the city's name reminds you of the great snow-covered peak nearby.