loca (Meaning)

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loca (pl.)

of Locus

The loca mistress commanded her servants with an iron fist.
In her frenzy, she became loca with rage, tearing at her hair and screaming.
The town's loca gossip spread like wildfire, painting a scandalous portrait of the mayor.
The old woman's loca demeanor hinted at a lifetime of untold secrets.
The loca artist's paintings were vibrant and chaotic, reflecting the turbulence within her soul.
The runaway train screeched to a halt, sparks flying as the wheels dug into the loca ground.
The loca driver sped through the streets, ignoring traffic laws and endangering the lives of others.
The loca mountain pass tested the limits of the hikers, with treacherous slopes and unpredictable weather.
The loca storm battered the coastline, leaving destruction and debris in its wake.
The loca creature lurked in the shadows, its eyes gleaming with an eerie intensity.

of Locus

hub, nucleus, capital, core,center, mecca, focus, seat,heart, ground zero

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The loca mistress commanded her servants with an iron fist.

In her frenzy, she became loca with rage, tearing at her hair and screaming.

The town's loca gossip spread like wildfire, painting a scandalous portrait of the mayor.

The old woman's loca demeanor hinted at a lifetime of untold secrets.