Crossword clues for cabo
cabo
- Popular spring break locale, informally
- Mexican vacation spot, familiarly
- Mexican vacation destination for Tony Romo and Jessica Simpson
- Mexican spring break destination, woohoo!!!!
- Mexican Riviera port, familiarly
- Mexican resort, popularly
- Mexican resort, for short
- Mexican resort, familiarly
- Mexican resort destination, familiarly
- Mexican resort area, for short
- Marlin-fishing mecca, for short
- Baja spring break mecca, briefly
- Baja spring break destination, for short
- Baja resort city, for short
- Baja California resort city, for short
- Baja beach destination
- --- San Lucas
- ___ San Lucas (Mexican resort)
- ___ San Lucas (Mexican resort town)
- ___ San Lucas (Baja resort city)
- Popular Mexican resort, for short
- Baja vacation spot, familiarly
- Baja resort area, familiarly
- ___ San Lucas, Mexico (resort area)
- ___ San Lucas, Baja Calif.
- ___ Rojo, town in Puerto Rico
- ___ San Lucas (Mexican resort city)
- Baja resort area
- ___ San Lucas (Baja resort)
- Baja tourist city
- Baja resort, for short
- Baja resort, familiarly
- __ San Lucas: Baja resort
- Spring Break destination
- Baja resort, informally
- Pacific resort, popularly
- Baja vacation destination
- Scuba mecca, for short
- Resort on the southern tip of Baja
Wiktionary
n. (context lang=en US) (abbreviation of lang=en Cabo San Lucas) (gloss: Cabo is a resort community in Mexico)
Gazetteer
Wikipedia
Cabo is a 2010 card game by Melissa Limes that involves memory and manipulation. The game uses a dedicated deck of cards with each suit numbered from 1 to 13, and certain numbers being marked as "Peek", "Spy" or "Swap". The objective of the game is for each player to minimize the sum of his or her cards, four of which are played face-down to the table at the start of a round. Face-down cards may be revealed and swapped by card effects.
Cabo combines elements from shedding and matching type card games. It is similar to the traditional card game Golf and the 1995 Mensa Select award-winner Rat-a-Tat Cat.
Cabo can also be played with a standard playing card deck.
Usage examples of "cabo".
Jorge had observed military activity on the Cabo de la Calavera, and had approached the sentries on the gate, who were dressed in the uniforms of the First Zaragoza Regiment, to offer them the services of certain Basque women he maintained in the Calle Brujo in Bilbao.
I got Information again, which put me in touch with someone who could give me the number of the authorities in Cabo San Lucas, Baja, Mexico.
Duncan, casi al desgaire, un cuchillo de cabo de madera, con la figura de un arbolito en la hoja.
They took her to Cabo Girao the following day, driving back to Funchal and along the coast road, climbing all the way, with the sea below on one side, and a scattering of villages on the other.
Liberator dipped a wing, bucking heavily as it carved through one of the squalls of cloud streaming over the Atlantic towards Cabo Ortegal, at the top left-hand corner of Spain.
It is not the same as the things that happen in secret on the Cabo de la Calavera.
Jorge had expressed to the Teniente the opinion, based on certain military vehicles and black uniforms he had half-glimpsed through the heavily-fortified gate that cut off the neck of the peninsula, that the garrison on the Cabo de la Calavera was German.
But their presence on Cabo de la Calavera made him nervous, and their presence at his guns insulted his pride.
To keep the occupation of Cabo de la Calavera secret, the garrison would be manned and supplied from the sea, or across the Pyrenees, by night.
Sooner or later, someone would decide that the threat might be based on faulty intelligence, or that it was not wise to leave the rest of the Cabo unguarded.
SS men on the Cabo de la Calavera: the elite, keeping an eye on things for Himmler.
Under the rocky brow of the Cabo de la Calavera he saw the U-boats moving, hovering, arranging themselves into line ahead.
Unit 27, 6062 San Cabo, Pasay City, less than three miles from his hotel.
He and Jane had taken their honeymoon at Cabo San Lucas long before it was anything but a sleepy fishing village with a thatched-roof airport.
He and a friend were standing in water just over their waists off Cabo San Lucas when the undertow got them.