1. Cadiz - Noun
2. Cadiz - Proper noun
an ancient port city in southwestern Spain
Source: WordNetAn air patrol which spotted the ketch acting suspiciously off the coast of Chipiona (Cadiz) alerted a customs patrol boat which intercepted the vessel. Source: Internet
Forte, p. 60 They attacked Cadiz in AD 844. In some of their raids they were crushed either by Kingdom of Asturias or Emirate armies. Source: Internet
CADIZ, Ohio — A lot changed between when the Harrison County Fair book went to the printer, and when the fair’s 2020 shows began June 24. Source: Internet
It’s followed by Granada counting 377, Jaen 212, Malaga 206, Cordoba 164, Almeria 127, Cadiz 92 and Huelva 74. Source: Internet
Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane is under pressure in the aftermath of back-to-back losses to Cadiz and Shakhtar Donetsk in La Liga and the UEFA Champions League, respectively. Source: Internet
Cole, p. 110 On 5 August, Leander was despatched to Cadiz with messages for Earl St. Vincent carried by Captain Edward Berry. Source: Internet