Cordova

[ kawr-duh-vuh ]

/ ˈkɔr də və /

Definition for cordova (2 of 2)

Cordova ²

[ kawr-duh-vuh ]

/ ˈkɔr də və /

a coarse wool from Argentina used chiefly for carpet stock.

When: July 18-19 Getting there: There are daily flights to Cordova from both Anchorage and Seattle (via Juneau).

America’s Best Summer Food Festivals |Lonely Planet |July 5, 2014 |DAILY BEAST
Cordova says that his client will most likely be deported if he is found guilty of the charges.

Did This Professor Go Crazy? |Christine Pelisek |January 30, 2013 |DAILY BEAST
He encouraged him in his hopes, and furnished him with an admission to the Court of Spain, then at Cordova.

How to Succeed |Orison Swett Marden
As we have said, the two most famous of these were at Bagdad and at Cordova.

Old-Time Makers of Medicine |James J. Walsh

From the far west came his chief adviser for the Latin churches, the patriarch of councils, the old confessor Hosius of Cordova.

The Arian Controversy |H. M. Gwatkin
Sad and depressed, he followed the great highroad from Cordova.

From Pole to Pole |Sven Anders Hedin
They also found the wheelsman, Boswell, waiting for them there, he having made the trip from Cordova in a tug.

The Call of the Beaver Patrol |V. T. Sherman

Cordova

/ (ˈkɔːdəvə) /

the English name for Córdoba 1 (def. 2)