Proper noun
Araujo (plural Araujos)
A surname from Spanish.
Araujo, 49, joined the fire department in October 2003 and spent most of his career on Truck 25, which operates out of Engine 102 in Rogers Park on the North Side, Langford said. Source: Internet
Mario Araujo, a member of the Chicago Fire Department, died from complications of the on April 7. He was 49. Source: Internet
Araujo, 49, joined CFD in 2003 and served mostly on the Far North Side with Truck 25. Source: Internet
Araujo left the National Palace and unsuccessfully tried to organize forces to defeat the revolt. Source: Internet
Berthoud defensive end Steele Castles tackles Northridge running back Manny Araujo during the Oct. 30 contest at Northridge High School in Greeley. Source: Internet
“I met Gylton in Greece during the International Session for Young Participants in 2012 hosted by the International Olympic Committee; I was representing the U.S. Virgin Islands,” said Vernon Araujo, camp director at Island Vibes Summer Camp. Source: Internet