Apache - English meaning

noun

A violent street ruffian, originally in paris.

noun

A member of a north american people living chiefly in new mexico and arizona. under the leadership of geronimo, the apache were the last north american indian people to be conquered by the european settlers.

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Historically recorded groups include apaches, comanches, kickapoos, and kiowas.

noun

Any of the athabaskan languages of the apache, which have about 14,000 speakers altogether, though some are virtually extinct.

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He even said two apache elders had been invited to help to translate passages of the script into ap…

noun

A violent troublemaker, originally in paris.

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Vintage apache depicted a tough guy throwing a woman around the stage.

adjective

Relating to the apache or their language.

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Bona fide featurettes include spots on the evolution of the story of the movie, the actual filming,…

noun

A member of a tribe (= group) of native americans living mainly in the southwestern part of the united states

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His grandfather was jailed for protesting against the us government's efforts to remove apaches fro…

adjective

Belonging or relating to the apache tribe (= group) of native americans living mainly in the southwestern part of the united states

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Apache warriors