Proper noun
Mondragon (plural Mondragons)
A surname from Spanish.
Hummel’s report details a wild night that started with Bower, her fiancee Stephen Horne and a friend, Joshua Mondragon, getting together for drinks at Bower’s home. Source: Internet
And there has been talk that Faryd Mondragon will become the oldest player to step on the field in World Cup history, coming in for the excellent David Ospina at goal three days after his 43rd birthday. Source: Internet
“We’re the City of Champions, and our facilities should reflect the City of Champions,” Mondragon said. Source: Internet
Mr. Horne told officers they had been drinking earlier that night and at some point “Mondragon had become wasted and started going crazy,” Hummel’s report said. Source: Internet