Associations to the word «Alamo»
Noun
- Crockett
- Texan
- Davy
- Bowie
- Gonzales
- Antonio
- Travis
- Bowl
- Susanna
- Bowers
- Texas
- Defender
- Mexican
- Dickinson
- Aggie
- Baylor
- Cos
- Longhorn
- Plaza
- Lamar
- Navajo
- Ramon
- Anna
- Poplar
- Scout
- Hidalgo
- San
- Siege
- Neill
- Custer
- Santa
- Fiesta
- Immortal
- Aa
- Wildcat
- Wayne
- Houston
- Navarro
- Avenger
- Austin
- Pee
- Astor
- Ruiz
- Garrison
- Thirteen
- Guadalupe
- Reinforcement
- Juan
- Cooke
- Watering
- Kahn
- Spartan
- Leach
- Rosenthal
- Arroyo
- Height
- Torre
- Wills
- Rent
- Cannon
- Battle
- Courier
- Alley
- Cinema
- Reconnaissance
- Ned
- Contra
- Guerrilla
- Joaquin
- Massacre
- Pollard
- Mvp
- Tex
- Screening
- Angelina
- Vista
- Mission
- Survivor
- Olson
- Calif
- Grande
- Guerra
- Cube
- Cowboy
- Javier
- Fray
- Tanaka
- Colorado
- Iowa
- Motel
- Penn
- Hancock
Verb
Wiktionary
ALAMO, noun. A poplar tree of Southwestern U.S.; the cottonwood.
ALAMO, proper noun. A fort in San Antonio, Texas, USA, site of the Battle of the Alamo.
Dictionary definition
ALAMO, noun. A siege and massacre at a mission in San Antonio in 1836; Mexican forces under Santa Anna besieged and massacred American rebels who were fighting to make Texas independent of Mexico.
Wise words
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