Amazons is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AMAZONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• AMAZON, 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.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a tall, powerful woman

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How to use AMAZONS in a sentence

• Every tree had a water system of its own spreading far and wide like miniature Amazons and Mississippis.
• With paste-brush and shears I kept them off, until somebody pushed me over a woman who had got tripped up, when the army of infuriated Amazons piled onto my aged form.
• He even gives the ancient fable of the Amazons, whom he represents as an existing female nation.
• They were not all hard-featured amazons in that throng, for, mingled with the stout, broad-shouldered dames, were maids naturally shy, timid and beautiful.
• The Amazons are said to have dwelt in the country between the Caucasus and the Caspian Sea.
• We cannot make ourselves over and turn Amazons at your expense.
• These women are Amazons not of their own accord but by order of the king.
• She is the Amazon of Amazons, and was represented dressed as an Amazon.
• These amazons often wonder why the great mass of women are so hard to stir up in this matter.
• The Amazons refused to recognize man as an equal and mated simply that they might rear more women like themselves.
• Lawrence, the Mississippi, the Missouri, the Orinoco, the Amazons, the La Plata.
• Those who were unmarried, and until marriage, became Amazons, doing all the work on the island that would, in the ordinary course, be done by men.
• But although I admired Sylvia, I had no desire to spend the rest of my days at Engano, not even as King of the Amazons.
• And in the remaining divisions is the band of Hercules fighting against the Amazons.
• This etymology is founded upon a notion that the Amazons were a community of women, who killed every man, with whom they had any commerce, and yet subsisted as a people for ages.
• The ninth was to bring the girdle of Hippolyta, queen of the Amazons.
• The enlistment of the Amazons, notwithstanding the efforts of the Government, still continues.
• Next Morning when the Queen of the Amazons put on her Paint and Feathers and began to beat the big War Drum there was Nothing Doing.
• Ulysses told nobody about the secret which she had let fall, the coming of the Amazons.
• The Amazons were a race of warlike maids, who lived far away on the banks of the river Thermodon.
• Now it seemed that though the Greeks had won the Luck of Troy and had defeated the Amazons and the army of Memnon, they were no nearer taking Troy than ever.
• Examples may be quoted from history alike sacred and profane, notably Camilla and the Amazons.
• A man who is sincere, self-possessed, and steady does not get into miseries with beautiful Amazons like our friend.
• At the request of the Princess, the pursuing Amazons forbore to assail the Prince, and when the Captain and the Mate had descended from the tree, every thing was explained.
• Passionate, headlong, almost savage, is the character of the queen of the Amazons, yet wonderfully sweet in its gentler moods and glorified with the golden glow of high poetry.
• The Amazons recover ground in a wild desire to save their Queen, and they do rescue her, after a parting scene of the lovers.
• The scene, told by the present on-lookers, is heightened by the cries of horror and dismay of the Amazons themselves.
• The absurd notion of these women being Amazons probably proceeded from the Spaniards not understanding the language of these islanders, who appear to have been Caribs.
• Wild men living in trees, Amazons dwelling on lonely islands, cannibals scouring seas and forests in search of human prey, figure in his narrative.
• When their children were weaned, they sent the boys to their fathers, but kept the girls, precisely as did the Amazons.
• The queen of the Amazons was Hippolyta, and she had a sister named Antiopa.
• I was accused of being ambitious that Americans should have a race of Amazons.
• A modern traveller found, in one of the isles of the Grecian Archipelago, undoubted vestiges of a state of society similar to that of the Amazons.
• Yet the very existence of any such people as the Amazons of ancient history has not only been questioned, but denied.
• Lieutenant Gullifer sailed down the Rio Negro to the Amazons, and remained at Para for some months, till he heard from England.
• The king had a body of two thousand to five thousand Amazons renowned for their bravery and armed with rifles.

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