Soldado Rock
Syllables: Sol·da·do Rock/səlˈdɑː.dəʊ ˈɹɒk/
Soldado Rock proper noun: an island of Trinidad and Tobago.
Proper noun
Soldado Rock
- An island of Trinidad and Tobago.
Origin of Soldado Rock
Derived from Spanish soldado (“soldier”). The toponym refers to the rescue of Spanish soldiers and civilians from the island.
Words that rhyme with Soldado Rock
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- sock
- unlock
- baroque
- flock
- locke
- mock
- ad hoc
- frock
- unblock
- undock
- VOC
- chock
- defrock
- nock
- o'clock
- prairie dock
- proc
- smock
- acock
- amok
- bangkok
- bloc
- Carvel Rock
- doc
- grok
- hough
- loch
- pock
- slock
- wedlock
- wok
- 24-hour clock
- bock
- bok
- brocc
- choc
- croc
- digital clock
- drop lock
- Farallon Rock
- flight sock
- freezer block
- gock
- hashlock
- hock
- kozachok
- lough
- Nixon shock
Questions about Soldado Rock
- What does Soldado Rock mean?
- Soldado Rock means an island of Trinidad and Tobago.
- What part of speech is Soldado Rock?
- Soldado Rock is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Soldado Rock?
- Soldado Rock is pronounced /səlˈdɑː.dəʊ ˈɹɒk/.
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