Synonyms for rio grande
ˈri oʊ ˈgrænd, ˈgræn di, ˈgrɑn deɪri·o grande

Princeton's WordNet

1. Rio Grande, Rio Bravonoun

   a North American river; boundary between the United States and Mexico; flows into Gulf of Mexico

Matched Categories

1. • United States
   • River

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2. rio grande

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1. Homeland Security official:

   The Rio Grande is a dangerous river, it looks calm, but it has resulted in a number of rescues and deaths over the years and is one of the main ways in which migrants are at risk from the terrain and natural barriers that exist as they travel north, water rescues are up significantly this year compared to last year.

2. Miriam Cepeda:

   I appointed myself to take care of Rio Grande area, no one was speaking on behalf of his campaign or encouraging people [in south Texas]. I took the bull by the horns and ran with it.

3. Matt Mackowiak:

   While you have a lot of concentrated spending in the Dallas/Fort Worth and Houston metro area because of competitive congressional and state House campaigns, there is a great opportunity for the Biden campaign to invest in the Rio Grande Valley, Laredo, El Paso, if you are looking at a neck-and-neck presidential race [in the state] that is going to be won perhaps at the margin you need a presidential campaign to spend in those [areas].

4. Fox News:

   A group of migrants just walked across the Rio Grande and crossed into Eagle Pass illegally right in front of us, a Border Patrol boat pulled up right as they were finishing the crossing. Most of them said they were from Haiti. They’re now being processed by BP.

5. Ted Cruz:

   Imagine you had traveled thousands of miles in the blazing sun. You're swimming across the Rio Grande and the first thing you see is 90,000 IRS agents. You'd turn around and go home too.