Gêba

[ gey-buh; Portuguese zhe-bah ]

noun

1. a river in W Africa, flowing N from NW Guinea-Bissau to the Atlantic Ocean. About 190 miles (305 km) long.

Example Sentences

Q: In the 1980s, we remodeled our kitchen with cabinetry from the German maker Geba.

From Washington Post

Geba, like many cabinet brands, was acquired by another company, then another.

From Washington Post

“The Gereb Geba clean water dam project has stopped operating as workers left the project area following the unrest created in the state,” he said, adding that there would be recognition of workers who had sought to protect offices.

From Reuters

Generics limbo The head of generic drugs at the US Food and Drug Administration, Gregory Geba, resigned on 15 March after just eight months in the post.

From Nature

In an accompanying editorial, Lawrence Yu and Dr. Gregory Geba of the FDA's Office of Generic Drugs write that they've started to include a drug's physical appearance in reviews.

From Reuters