The phrase "a balboa" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a unit of currency in Panama or a specific type of coin.
Example: "I exchanged my dollars for a balboa before traveling to Panama."
Alternatives: "one balboa" or "a balboa coin".
Children roam the island alone -- walking family dogs or heading into town for a Balboa bar, ice cream dipped in chocolate and nut toppings.
As a kid in Newport Beach, a Balboa Island restaurant offered the Mauna Kea sundae.
The show posted a short clip of Jenkins pulling a Balboa to Twitter on Tuesday.
How much foie gras and crepes suzette can you eat before you start hankering for a burrito, or a burger, or a Balboa Bar?
Miriam Baker, a Balboa Island resident, already sculpted a Reagan statue at Chapman University and was best qualified among the dozen or so artists who applied, officials said.
William Dean McNaughtonon, a Balboa Island and Newport Beach resident, died peacefully June 3 , 2012with his family at his side.
Tucked behind an aged water fountain and Christmas lights, Lola Gaspar has become our go-to joint for a drink they like to call a "Rocky Balboa".
Pages include photos of his early days as a Rocky Balboa lookalike, and mug shots that wouldn't be out of place in a D.A.R.E.
Eye of the tiger, man: Deadline.com reports that "Fruitvale Station" director Ryan Coogler and star Michael B. Jordan are in negotiations to reunite for a Rocky Balboa spinoff movie called "Creed".
In one sense it was about a boxer: Rocky Balboa was a debt collector who still boxed part-time.
But in what was fast becoming a classic, back came Balboa, a fine sixth round seeing his confidence build, so much so that he started to goad Drago in the seventh (surely not the wisest of moves).
