Concho is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONCHO in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an ornamental disk (as on clothing or tack) of American Indian origin featuring a shell or flower design
• American metal ornament
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• concha (ornamental disk)

Words related to CONCHO

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Words that contain CONCHO

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How to use CONCHO in a sentence

• This time they did not drive to Concho, but saddled up and rode down the hill trail.
• He cut across the mesa to the trail and trudged down toward Concho.
• Pete was well fed and did not have to work hard, yet his ideas of what constituted a living were far removed from the conventions of Concho.
• Possibly because they were drifting back toward the town of Concho, Pete wished to be prepared in case Roth asked him about the gun.
• In three weeks, at most, they would drive past Concho.
• If there was anything that looked like a boy available in Concho, Pete would induce that boy to take his place with Montoya, if he had to resort to force to do so.
• Moreover, he rather liked the Concho boys and the foreman.
• But Malvey knew nothing about Pete, nor of any recent trouble over Concho way.
• He lay on the cot and his eyes closed as he reviewed the vivid events in his life, from the beginning of the trail, at Concho, to its end, here in El Paso.
• Midway between the town of Antelope and the river Concho is the water-hole.
• He had covered the thirty miles from the Concho Ranch in five long, dry, and dusty hours.
• Riders of the Concho usually strode jingling into the ranch-house without formality.
• The Concho River was chosen as the dividing line, which would have been well enough had Loring been a party to the agreement.
• The sun was high when he arrived at the wagon-road above the Concho.
• Corliss glanced across the river toward the Concho.
• He told the story of his adventure at the Concho in detail up to the point of his conversation with Will Corliss.
• The Concho outfit moved camp to the ford and Sundown had his first introduction to real work.
• It was the Senora Loring who drove to the Concho one morning and was welcomed by Corliss to whom she gave the little sack of gold.
• It was then that he realized that the Concho ranch might be in any one of the four directions he chose to take.
• When Sundown finally arrived at the Concho, he was met by Bud Shoop, who questioned him.
• Later, when the town had become dark and silent, the dog rose, shook himself, and padded down the highway taking the trail for the Concho.
• He also knew that his own appearance alone at the Concho would be evidence that something had gone wrong.
• He shook hands with the two townsmen and assured them that the hospitality of the Concho was theirs when they chose to honor it.
• From there he can take the Apache road to the Concho.
• CHAPTER XXI ON THE MESA With the morning sun came a brave, cloudless day and a more jovial mood to Sundown as he explained the necessity for haste to the Concho.
• Sundown slowly mounted and followed them to the Concho.
• The band of riders moved slowly back toward the Concho.
• Nell Loring reined up as she came opposite the Concho riders and turned from the road.
• It was a stag outfit, there being few women then out Concho way.
• An outfit with eight hundred cattle had started west up the Concho.
• In less than an hour every man was asleep again, and quiet reigned in the Ranger camp at Comanche Ford on the Concho.

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