San Antonio
Riverwalk's Texas home
San Antonio is a city in south-central Texas, the seventh-largest in the United States.
It is best known as the site of the Alamo, where Texan defenders fell to Mexican forces in 1836.
The city has a large military presence and a significant Hispanic cultural heritage.
The River Walk, a network of walkways along the San Antonio River, draws millions of visitors annually.
Armed military engagement
- siegeEncirclement forcing surrender
- 1836A calendar year
- Texas RevolutionWar creating a republic
- Davy CrockettAlamo's coonskin defender
Jim Bowie · defenders · fortress · sacrifice · independence · Santa Anna · monument · shrine
Costa Rican governmental seat
- San JuanPuerto Rican capital city
- Spanish colonialRelating to Spain's overseas territories
- granaryBuilding for storing cereals
- conventoReligious community's residence
limestone · bell tower · friars · Native American · Catholic · frontier · aqueduct · irrigation
Dug water passage
- bargesFlat-hulled freight vessels
- bridgesStructures spanning obstacles
- diningEating a meal
- patiosPaved outdoor living spaces
umbrellas · cypress trees · boat tours · stroll · promenade · cafes · hotels · nightlife
Mexican folk ensemble
- paradeCeremonial public procession
- coronationCeremony installing a sovereign
- royaltyPayment for usage rights
- confettiThrown celebration scraps
celebration · carnival · spring festival · conjunto · medals
Team sport with hoops
- NBATop-tier American court league
- championshipsTitle-deciding competitions
- CoyoteNamed trickster deity
- fundamentalsCore elements of something
English personal name
- basic trainingInitial military instruction
- Air ForceAerial military branch
- ArmyOrganized military body
- veteransFormer armed forces members
air shows · defense · troops · enlistment · drill instructors
battle
Armed military engagement
- siegeEncirclement forcing surrender
- 1836A calendar year
- Texas RevolutionWar creating a republic
Davy Crockett · Jim Bowie · defenders · fortress · sacrifice · independence · Santa Anna · monument · shrine · fallen heroes
San José
Costa Rican governmental seat
- San JuanPuerto Rican capital city
- Spanish colonialRelating to Spain's overseas territories
- granaryBuilding for storing cereals
convento · limestone · bell tower · friars · Native American · Catholic · frontier · aqueduct · irrigation · sacristy
canal
Dug water passage
patios · umbrellas · cypress trees · boat tours · stroll · promenade · cafes · hotels · nightlife · string lights
mariachi
Mexican folk ensemble
- paradeCeremonial public procession
- coronationCeremony installing a sovereign
- royaltyPayment for usage rights
confetti · celebration · carnival · spring festival · conjunto · medals
basketball
Team sport with hoops
- NBATop-tier American court league
- championshipsTitle-deciding competitions
- CoyoteNamed trickster deity
Tim Duncan · David Robinson · fundamentals · dynasty · Big Three
Randolph
English personal name
- basic trainingInitial military instruction
- Air ForceAerial military branch
- ArmyOrganized military body
veterans · air shows · defense · troops · enlistment · drill instructors
- TexasAlamo, Dallas, Houston, Austin, Fort Worth
- U.S. CitiesNew York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Phoenix
- Saint PlacesSaint Andrews, Saint Bartholomew, Saint Barts, Saint Croix, Saint George
- South Central USTexas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Houston
- Sun Belt CitiesPhoenix, Tucson, Las Vegas, San Diego, Los Angeles
- Texan cultureTex-Mex, breakfast tacos, brisket, fajitas, queso
San AntonioJuneau
Largest U.S. state's capital
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San AntonioNew York City
America's largest city
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