Mendoza
Americannoun
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Pedro de 1487–1537, Spanish soldier and explorer: founder of the first colony of Buenos Aires 1536?.
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a city in W central Argentina.
noun
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Example Sentences
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Unless Snead and his scouts have identified a sleeper pick, this year’s draft class is not brimming with top quarterback prospects other than Fernando Mendoza.
From Los Angeles Times
That’s when quarterback Fernando Mendoza dropped back to pass, absorbed a hit and floated a ball toward receiver Omar Cooper at the back of the end zone.
If elected, Mendoza and Sullivan would be the first women Marine veterans in Congress.
From Salon
The four women, all Democrats, formed a fast friendship and started a Signal group chat that Mendoza named the “Hell Cats,” a reference to the first women Marines who served in World War I.
From Salon
Mendoza, who grew up in a rural farming community before serving in the Marines, said she retired from the military after having her son.
From Salon
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