Apaches

1. A tribe of Native Americans who live in the southwestern United States. Geronimo was an Apache.

Example Sentences

They had in turn been apaches, gangsters, box-workers, poke-getters and second-story sneaks; and they were credited with measuring human life purely as a commercial commodity—worth merely what they could get for it.

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Guilbert that the apaches were the logical descendants of the old chevaliers of France.

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That apaches had entered with them the mob cared nothing; the red lust of destruction blinded them to everything except their terrible necessity for the annihilation of this place.

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She had heard about Paris: there were thieves, ruffians that they called apaches, who murdered you if you went outside your door.

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No, the words spoken to me, in this connection, could only mean apaches.

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