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  • noun A person from Honduras or of Honduran descent.
  • adjective Of, from, or pertaining to Honduras or the Honduran people.

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  • adjective of or relating to or characteristic of Honduras or its people
  • noun a native or inhabitant of Honduras

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Examples

  • The official line mouthed by Honduran officials and getting much play in Honduran newspapers (which make no effort to hide their support for the coup and post-coup regimes) is that this violence is a by-product of drug and gang wars.

    Bill Quigley: Honduras: Crisis and Progress Bill Quigley 2010

  • The official line mouthed by Honduran officials and getting much play in Honduran newspapers (which make no effort to hide their support for the coup and post-coup regimes) is that this violence is a by-product of drug and gang wars.

    Bill Quigley: Honduras: Crisis and Progress Bill Quigley 2010

  • The president then cited the troubling history of military intervention in Honduran politics, a past that the country — under more prudent governments — had made great strides in leaving behind in the past two decades.

    You and Whose Army? « Antiwar.com Blog 2009

  • A military coup, led by a School of the Americas-trained general no less, ousting a President who was NOT calling for a non-binding referendum but was instead acting within Honduran law (but against the wishes of powerful forces there), should be opposed by all who consider themselves to be "antiwar."

    You and Whose Army? « Antiwar.com Blog 2009

  • The official line mouthed by Honduran officials and getting much play in Honduran newspapers (which make no effort to hide their support for the coup and post-coup regimes) is that this violence is a by-product of drug and gang wars.

    Bill Quigley: Honduras: Crisis and Progress Bill Quigley 2010

  • The president then cited the troubling history of military intervention in Honduran politics, a past that the country — under more prudent governments — had made great strides in leaving behind in the past two decades.

    Antiwar.com Blog 2009

  • The official line mouthed by Honduran officials and getting much play in Honduran newspapers (which make no effort to hide their support for the coup and post-coup regimes) is that this violence is a by-product of drug and gang wars.

    Bill Quigley: Honduras: Crisis and Progress Bill Quigley 2010

  • "I was brought by a coyote, a person who, you know, does that," Posada was heard saying at the hearing, referring to the people smuggler whom he identified as a Honduran with a mustache named Roberto Lopez.

    Kansas City Star: Front Page 2011

  • "I was brought by a coyote, a person who, you know, does that," Posada was heard saying at the hearing, referring to the people smuggler whom he identified as a Honduran with a mustache named Roberto Lopez.

    Kansas City Star: Front Page 2011

  • I fear this one will live to comment another day. snark on/Somedays, it just do not pay for me to make a “radical” suggestion like the 17th amendment was a mistake, maybe I should just stick to the not so “radical” ideas of Cap and trade, Health Care for all, supporting the Iranian mullahs, calling the Honduran constituional process illegal, but alas, a troll called me on one my most radical idea./snark off

    Sooo… I guess we’re waiting on the press conferences, then. - Moe_Lane’s blog - RedState 2009

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