Honduran

/ hɒnˈdjʊərən /

adjective

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Nobody died from Ebola, or ISIS or Honduran children, unless it was in a goofball-induced, Louie Gohmert fever dream.

“They are not cultural Hondurans, they are ethnic Hondurans, and they look Honduran,” he told The Daily Beast.

Tens of thousands of Honduran thugs have been flown home on Con Air since 2001.

Plains towns like Grand Island, Nebraska, are filling up with Mexican or Honduran restaurants.

The visit by Lobo was the first from a Honduran leader since the June 2009 coup that ousted Manuel Zelaya.

Castellon's Honduran allies had been abruptly recalled to meet an invasion of their own country by Guatemala.

Two cutters, with forty English marines and 200 Honduran soldiers, landed at the filibusters' camp on Sept. 3.

The dark eyes of the Honduran capitalist bored him through and through.

He placed my trunk in the room I was to occupy, and set out some very strong Honduran cigars and a bottle of Jamaica rum.

At that moment a tall, dark Honduran came walking rapidly across the plaza.

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