Dubuque

[ duh-byook ]

noun

1. a city in E Iowa, on the Mississippi River.

Example Sentences

Far more likely is every twisted ankle in Dubuque and every fractured humerus in Dallas ending up on the Internet.

From The Daily Beast

The cops and the smarter street people knew that Dubuque had lost part of his left ear in a leveraged buyout on University Avenue.

From The Daily Beast

He began his systematic musical education in 1860, at Moscow, under the guidance of Dubuque.

From Project Gutenberg

Yet he was conscious that he lacked proper training, and at twenty-two went to study with Dubuque, in Moscow.

From Project Gutenberg

Dubuque was the first miner in the lead-mines under the Spanish grant.

From Project Gutenberg

The lead mines of Galena and Dubuque had gathered in somewhat larger settlements.

From Project Gutenberg

Four men were delivered up and taken down to Dubuque, Iowa, where they were kept in confinement until winter.

From Project Gutenberg