Proper noun
Baca (plural Bacas)
A surname.
Baca (uncountable)
Valley in ancient Palestine, named for balsam trees, the drought-tolerant vegetation growing the in that parched region.
Baca (plural Bacas)
A surname.
Baca (uncountable)
Valley in ancient Palestine, named for balsam trees, the drought-tolerant vegetation growing the in that parched region.
ABC7's Stacey Baca and Mark Rivera showcase viewers' perfect pets. Source: Internet
As the Baca Grande contained no provision for business uses, Crestone became the business center of the community and having enacted a small sales tax was in a position to finance further improvements. Source: Internet
• APD crafted a biased and inaccurate criminal complaint charging Baca and has not produced an evidence inventory or Baca’s cellphone to the District Attorney’s Office. Source: Internet
According to Rahoutis, Caldwell never smoked marijuana himself and hadn’t sold Baca “a goddamned thing.” Source: Internet
Canaly, speaking on behalf of the Baca Grande community, expressed their interest in assuming the role of managing the boundary and taking responsibility for the parking issues in the subdivision. Source: Internet
By 1948 Crestone had declined to its post-war population of 40, mostly retirees and cowboys who worked on the Grant, as the Baca Grant was called. Source: Internet