#calaboose

Random Picture of the Week #202: The Calaboose in Leonard, Texas

This week’s random image is of the old Calaboose in Leonard, Texas. This small 117-square-foot jail would have sat on the edge of town. Today it sits a few blocks from the town square and close to the middle of town. What is a Calaboose? Calaboose (just a small jail) are part of our history and at one time they were part of most small communities or shared by several neighboring communities. One…

Calaboose – Sidhu Moose Wala

Calaboose Song Details: Song: Calaboose Album: MooseTape Singer: Sidhu Moose Wala (Remembering) Lyrics: Sidhu Moose Wala (Remembering) Music: Snappy Label: Sidhu Moose Wala (Remembering) Calaboose English Lyrics Snappy! Oh Gang Sign Hathan Naal Throw Karda Ankhan Naal Dil’an Utte Kare Kabze Oh Militant’an Jehi Identity Hoyi Payi Ae Pata Ni Talaashi Vichon Ki Labh Je Maame Kehnde Kehda Je…

CALABOOSE LYRICS – SIDHU MOOSE WALA

Calaboose Lyrics by Sidhu Moose Wala is latest Punjabi song with music given by Snappy. Calaboose song lyrics are written by Sidhu Moose Wala while music video is directed by Dilsher Singh and Khushpal Singh. Calaboose Lyrics Sidhu Moose Wala! Ho gang sign hathan naal throw kardaAkhan naal dilan utte kare kabzeHo militant’an jehi identity hoyi payi aePata nai talaashi vichon ki labh jaye Maame…

CALABOOSE LYRICS – SIDHU MOOSE WALA

Calaboose Lyrics by Sidhu Moose Wala is latest Punjabi song with music given by The Kidd. Calaboose song lyrics are written by Sidhu Moose Wala while music video is directed by Dilsher Singh and Khushpal Singh. Calaboose Lyrics Sidhu Moose Wala! Calaboose song is set to release on 10 July, 2021. We will publish its lyrics and music video after releasing the song. Calaboose Song Detail Lyrics…

calaboose (noun) KAL-uh-booss : jail; especially : a local jail

Calaboose had been part of the English language for almost a century when John S. Farmer included the term in his 1889 book Americanisms--Old & New, defining it as “the common gaol or prison.” Farmer also made mention of a verb calaboose, meaning “to imprison,” but that term was apparently lost in the years between then and now. Calaboose is Spanish in origin; it’s from the Spanish word calabozo, meaning “dungeon.”