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Paco

Definition of paco:

part of speech: noun

A ruminating animal of the mountainous districts of S. Amer., allied to the camel, but of smaller size, and having long woolly hair; a fabric or cloth made from its hair.
part of speech: noun

The alpaca; the Peruvian name for an earthy- brown oxide of iron, containing minute particles of native silver.

Usage examples for Paco:

Paco had his girl by the arm. "Combat" – Dallas McCord Reynolds
When the crying had ceased she turned to the actor with a full- lipped smile and said, There's nothing the matter with him, Paco "Rosinante to the Road Again" – John Dos Passos
Paco laughed at him. "Combat" – Dallas McCord Reynolds

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