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Jicarilla

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Ji·ca·ril·la  (hk-ry, -rly)
n. pl. Jicarilla or Ji·ca·ril·las
1. An Apache tribe formerly inhabiting southeast Colorado and northern New Mexico and ranging eastward to the Great Plains, with a present-day population in northern New Mexico.
2. A member of this tribe.

[American Spanish (Apaches de la) Jicarilla, (Apaches of the) Jicarilla, probably diminutive of jícara, chocolate-cup (from the shape of a local hill), perhaps from Nahuatl xicalli, gourd, drinking vessel.]


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Liles [star] 1982 Oneseed, Juniperus Jicarilla Mountains, Tom Guck monosperma, [star] 1981 N.
National Guard convoys, state police from all northern counties, local sheriffs and unofficial posses, Jicarilla Apache police and cattle inspectors, all joined the search.
Independent Schools Superintendent Levi Pesata, who is a member of the Jicarilla Apache tribe, says Native American students, at least in his tribe, may be at a disadvantage partly because they are more visual and hands-on learners.
 
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