Limón

[ lee-mawn ]

noun

1. Jo·sé [haw-, se], 1908–72, Mexican dancer and choreographer in the U.S.
2. Also called Puerto Limón. a seaport in E Costa Rica.

Example Sentences

Called the “L.O.L. Clutch,” the bag came in four distinct “flavors”: Classic, Flamin' Hot, Limón, and Salt & Vinegar.

From Salon

Las Americas Immigrant Advocacy Center, an El Paso-based nonprofit that works with Annunciation House and provides legal services to immigrants and refugees on both sides of the border, has not lost volunteers, but the organization’s executive director, Marisa Limón Garza, said people were rattled by the fact that employees from Paxton’s office showed up at a fellow nonprofit’s door demanding access.

From Salon

“If it’s a letter in the mail, that’s one thing,” Limón Garza said.

From Salon

It updated its security and technology systems at a cost of $25,000, money the nonprofit’s leadership hadn’t planned to spend, Limón Garza said.

From Salon

Her housemates Reyes and Limón would offer to translate, but Friedman would pass, citing her industry background.

From Los Angeles Times