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Where are you Utahns, remember the navajo lands, green river, and the reservoirs; scofield, strawberry etc. etc.
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Where are you Utahns, remember the navajo lands, green river, and the reservoirs; scofield, strawberry etc. etc.
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No, thank you, I am not interested in a navajo-print romper and technicolor Wayfarers, and after a brief Jane Aldridge inspired flirtation with leather shorts, I have left leather shorts to Jane Aldridge, who pairs them as they are meant to be paired, with YSL cage heels, a toile Lillith blouse, and a Prada bag.
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No, thank you, I am not interested in a navajo-print romper and technicolor Wayfarers, and after a brief Jane Aldridge inspired flirtation with leather shorts, I have left leather shorts to Jane Aldridge, who pairs them as they are meant to be paired, with YSL cage heels, a toile Lillith blouse, and a Prada bag.
Elizabeth Nicholas: Bonfire of the Vanities Elizabeth Nicholas 2010
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Where are those navajo boots from? i love them! i want to buy a pair!
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No, thank you, I am not interested in a navajo-print romper and technicolor Wayfarers, and after a brief Jane Aldridge inspired flirtation with leather shorts, I have left leather shorts to Jane Aldridge, who pairs them as they are meant to be paired, with YSL cage heels, a toile Lillith blouse, and a Prada bag.
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Where are those navajo boots from? i love them! i want to buy a pair!
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It's recycled merino, the same as Anchovy and Jazz Hands, but I then ran it through the spinning wheel to give it twist and navajo plied it.
Aye aye aye Presents 2009
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It's recycled merino, the same as Anchovy and Jazz Hands, but I then ran it through the spinning wheel to give it twist and navajo plied it.
Archive 2009-05-01 Presents 2009
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Hardy souls can pitch a tent in one of the Navajo Lake State Park campgrounds (emnrd. state.nm.us/prd/navajo. htm).
Dry Flies in January Tim Romano 2007
qroqqa commented on the word navajo
This spelling rather than Navaho was adopted by the Navajo Nation in 1969. The name is from Spanish Navajó, said to be from some local language: a good possibility is Tewa /nava/ "field" + /hu:/ "valley".
Source: Bright, 2007, Native American Placenames of the United States (essentially the same as in OED)
June 11, 2009