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sɒn, tuˈsɒn noun
a city in S Arizona: health resort.
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| a city in SE Arizona, at an altitude of 700m (2400 ft): resort and seat of the University of Arizona (1891). Pop: 507 658 (2003 est) | |
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Tucson
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Word Origin & History
Tucson
city in Arizona, U.S.A., from Sp. Tucson, from O'odham (Piman) cukson "black base."
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Cultural Dictionary
Tucson [(tooh-son)]Large city in southeastern Arizona, in a desert surrounded by mountains.
Note: Tourist center.
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