Amazon is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AMAZON in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a powerful woman
• a river in South America, flowing over 6,683 km (4,150 miles) through Peru, Colombia, and Brazil into the Atlantic Ocean. It drains two fifths of the continent and in terms of water flow it is the largest river in the world.
• a very tall and strong or athletic woman.
• a member of a legendary race of female warriors believed by the ancient Greeks to exist in Scythia (near the Black Sea in modern Russia) or elsewhere on the edge of the known world.
• a parrot, typically green, found in Central and South America.
• any tall, strong, or aggressive woman
• One of a fabulous race of female warriors in Scythia; hence, a female warrior.
• A tall, strong, masculine woman; a virago.
• A name numerous species of South American parrots of the genus Chrysotis
• a large strong and aggressive woman
• (Greek mythology) one of a nation of women warriors of Scythia (who burned off the right breast in order to use a bow and arrow more effectively)
• a major South American river; arises in the Andes and flows eastward into the South Atlantic; the world\'s 2nd longest river (4000 miles)
• mainly green tropical American parrots
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a tall, powerful woman

Words related to AMAZON

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Words that contain AMAZON

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How to use AMAZON in a sentence

• CHAPTER II THE AMAZON The dog darted into the bunch grass and turned sharply to the right.
• On the mountain opposite once stood the palace of the bloody Wlaska, who reigned with her Amazon band for seven years over half Bohemia.
• And here was the invalid, bounding out of a coupe, tripping up the front steps and bursting in upon him like an untamed Amazon from the prairies of Nebraska.
• Tatem was an Amazon in physical strength and courage.
• It was probable, although far from certain, that it entered the Madeira low down, near its point of junction with the Amazon.
• The first recent effort to descend one of the unknown rivers to the Amazon from the Brazilian highlands resulted in such a disaster.
• What Agassiz did for the fishes of the Amazon and what Hudson did for the birds of the Argentine are other instances of the work that can thus be done.
• The one considered the finest, I believe, is the Amazon and Tiger.
• The discharge from the mouth of the Amazon is enormously large, but we had probably drifted into the only spot in the Atlantic where we could find fresh water so far from land.
• It was plain sailing for three hundred leagues from the Amazon, from whose majestic volume the little party of explorers had turned southward more than a month before.
• A canoe, longer even than that used by our friends in ascending from the Amazon, was carried a short distance down the bank and launched in the Xingu.
• He sailed up the Amazon River, secured strange birds, feathers, spices, and unknown woods, and returned to the coast of Africa for a cargo of ivory, oil, skins, and gold dust.
• Olivia would be drawn as an Amazon, sitting upon a bank of flowers, dressed in a green Joseph richly laced with gold, and a whip in her hand.
• It is the most easterly town of Peru on the Amazon.
• On no Amazon steamer did we meet with a lady passenger.
• The term Alto Amazonas or High Amazon is also applied to all above the Negro.
• From the Atlantic shore to the foot of the Andes, and from the Orinoco to the Paraguay, stretches the great Valley of the Amazon.
• The raposa is seen only on the Middle Amazon, and very rarely there.
• The best time for traveling on the Amazon is between July and December.
• Henceforth the river loses the name of Maranon, and is called Solimoens, or, more commonly, simply Amazon.
• Forty miles below Gurupa we left the Amazon proper, turning to the right down a narrow channel leading into the river Para.
• While the Arkansas joins the Mississippi four hundred miles above New Orleans, the Madeira, of equal length, enters the Amazon nine hundred miles from Para.
• But he died on the outward voyage, and Spain got no profit from his discovery, the lands of the Amazon falling within the territory assigned by the Pope to Portugal.
• Thereupon, he dressed himself like an Amazon, and wished himself in the forest, to catch his horse.
• This species grows principally in the regions bordering the river Amazon, and on the banks of most of its tributary streams.

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