Boca
Palm Beach neighbor
Boca is Spanish for mouth, appearing in English mainly through place names—Boca Raton in Florida, Boca Chica in Texas.
In casual American speech, "Boca" alone typically refers to Boca Raton, a city associated with affluent retirees and gated communities: My parents moved to Boca after they retired.
Mouth's outer edges
- tongueOral muscle for taste
- teethEnamel-covered chewing structures
- palateOral cavity ceiling
- jawBone holding teeth
oral · cavity · smile · frown · grimace · kiss · speech · articulation
Latin ballroom with sharp stops
- colorful housesBrightly painted residences
- barrioHispanic urban district
- Italian heritageLineage from Italy
- GenoeseOf or from Genoa
Maradona · immigrants · art galleries · street performers · tourism · portside · waterfront · dock workers
lips
Mouth's outer edges
jaw · oral · cavity · smile · frown · grimace · kiss · speech · articulation · pronunciation
tango
Latin ballroom with sharp stops
- colorful housesBrightly painted residences
- barrioHispanic urban district
- Italian heritageLineage from Italy
Maradona · Genoese · immigrants · art galleries · street performers · tourism · portside · waterfront · dock workers · Buenos Aires
hablar
To utter words
- bocce ballItalian lawn bowling game
- Boca RatonSoutheast Florida coastal municipality