Proper noun
Geraldo (plural Geraldos)
A surname.
After almost winning on the first round, he won the run-off against Geraldo Alckmin from the Brazilian Social Democracy Party (PSDB), by a margin of 20 million votes. Source: Internet
GERALDO CADAVA: Nixon did it through a kind of politics of patronage and high-level appointments. Source: Internet
"Biden staked the general election on disaffected Republicans and Black voters," said Northwestern University historian Geraldo Cadava, who wrote a book about Hispanic Republicans. Source: Internet
“I’ve known him since he was a newly-appointed U.S. attorney in the Southern district here in New York,” Geraldo said mournfully. Source: Internet
Most thought nothing of it until Geraldo Rivera sneaked cameras into the Dickensian chamber. Source: Internet
Famed Hollywood creator of Harry (from the movie, Harry and the Hendersons ), Rick Baker, told Geraldo Rivera's "Now It Can Be Told" show (in 1992) that "it looked like cheap, fake fur," after seeing the subject in Patterson's filmstrip. Source: Internet