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salto

Definitions

from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.

  • noun A somersault.

Etymologies

from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition

[Italian, jump, from Old Italian, from Latin saltus; see somersault.]

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Examples

  • The Mico/Pago Pago salto is first around km 18 (the town of Estacion Mico is at km 19) and there are no signs.

    Huasteca Potosina 2007

  • The Mico/Pago Pago salto is first around km 18 (the town of Estacion Mico is at km 19) and there are no signs.

    Huasteca Potosina 2007

  • The Mico/Pago Pago salto is first around km 18 (the town of Estacion Mico is at km 19) and there are no signs.

    Huasteca Potosina 2007

  • The Mico/Pago Pago salto is first around km 18 (the town of Estacion Mico is at km 19) and there are no signs.

    Huasteca Potosina 2007

  • The Mico/Pago Pago salto is first around km 18 (the town of Estacion Mico is at km 19) and there are no signs.

    Huasteca Potosina 2007

  • The Mico/Pago Pago salto is first around km 18 (the town of Estacion Mico is at km 19) and there are no signs.

    Huasteca Potosina 2007

  • The Mico/Pago Pago salto is first around km 18 (the town of Estacion Mico is at km 19) and there are no signs.

    Huasteca Potosina 2007

  • The Mico/Pago Pago salto is first around km 18 (the town of Estacion Mico is at km 19) and there are no signs.

    Huasteca Potosina 2007

  • The Mico/Pago Pago salto is first around km 18 (the town of Estacion Mico is at km 19) and there are no signs.

    Huasteca Potosina 2007

  • The Mico/Pago Pago salto is first around km 18 (the town of Estacion Mico is at km 19) and there are no signs.

    Huasteca Potosina 2007

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