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Taos

American  
[tous] / taʊs /

noun

plural

Taos
  1. a Tanoan language spoken in two villages in New Mexico.

  2. a member of an American Indian people occupying a pueblo in New Mexico.

  3. a town in N New Mexico: resort; art colony.


Example Sentences

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Yet one magnetic painting is atypical of that first stay in the Taos area: a striking ponderosa pine.

From The Wall Street Journal

She and Mullican eventually got married and settled into a home in the Santa Monica Canyon where they split the remainder of their lives between Los Angeles and Taos, New Mexico.

From Los Angeles Times

She’s eating a late lunch at Granville restaurant in North Hollywood, wearing a crystal necklace from her home in Taos, N.M.

From Los Angeles Times

Taos Ski Valley, in New Mexico, and Mammoth Mountain, in California, have similar rules, and a number of resorts offer steep discounts.

From Seattle Times

That winter, a La Niña weather pattern brought a parade of storms that combined with cold weather for monthly snow totals that would satisfy skiers and snowboarders in Aspen or Taos for an entire winter.

From Seattle Times