Ana is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ANA in dictionary:

VERB:
• Of each; an equal quantity; as, wine and honey, ana (or, contracted, aa), / ij., that is, of wine and honey, each, two ounces.
NOUN:
• anecdotes or literary gossip about a person.
• mother of the ancient Irish gods; sometimes identified with Danu
• a collection of anecdotes about a person or place
• collection of reminiscences
• a collection of a person's memorable sayings.
ADVERB:
• in equal quantities
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a collection of miscellaneous information about a particular subject

Words related to ANA

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Words that contain ANA

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How to use ANA in a sentence

• Soon after the battle of Buena Vista, Santa Ana withdrew from Gen.
• They said Santa Ana had no right to sell the territory, as he was an usurper and possessed no authority from the Mexican people.
• Then came the Santa Ana region, thickly settled, rich in soil and products.
• Tom, you take the trail over into the Santa Ana, circle around to the mouth of the canyon, and back up Clear Creek.
• Ana is the head of the first Triad, which follows immediately after the obscure god Ra.
• But there are two sons of Ana mentioned elsewhere, who seem entitled to notice.
• As her name is nothing but the feminine form of the masculine Ana, so she herself is a mere reflection of her husband.
• According to one record, Beltis was a daughter of Ana.
• He told us that he was a full-blooded indian, whose native tongue was Aztec, and who lived in Santa Ana.
• Leaving at ten next morning, we skirted Santa Ana, and, having passed through San Pablo, came out upon the banks of the Sawapa.
• After breakfast, we left our friends of Atlihuitzia and hastened back over the same road past San Mateo, Belen, San Pablo, and Santa Ana.
• In 1609 he went to Manila as preacher, and at the same time had charge of Santa Ana de Sepa.
• October 29, 1611, he was elected definitor, and in 1616 minister of Santa Ana de Sepa once more.
• If not a judge of scholarship, Ana de Jesus was an excellent judge of character.
• Of the many infamous acts of which Santa Ana has been guilty, the murder of Guerrero is the worst.
• Santa Ana kept as much aloof from these proceedings as he could, and sought to add to his popularity by attacking Texas, where he reaped a plentiful crop of cypress.
• Aided by our government, Santa Ana returned to Mexico, and infused new vigor into his countrymen.
• Peace was made, and Santa Ana again went into exile.
• The second service of danger, less grave, is in the destruction of all creatures hostile to the life, or the culture, or even the comfort, of the Ana.
• From the incident I have narrated, the Ana date certain alterations in the marriage customs, tending, perhaps, somewhat to the advantage of the male.
• Know that our Gy-ei, while unmarried, are accustomed to travel alone among other tribes, to see if they find there some An who may please them more than the Ana they find at home.
• This was the largest and gayest assembly I ever witnessed during my stay among the Ana, and was prolonged far into the Silent Hours.
• The Ana never laugh loud, as I have before observed, but the cheerful ring of their voices at the various tables betokened gaiety of intercourse.
• Somewhat to my surprise, till I recollected the coy tactics among the Ana, the lover seemed to receive her advances with an air of indifference.
• He saw the smooth plain was well adapted for irrigation, and Santa Ana could be made to furnish all the water needed.
• Conditions became so unbearable that Faustino Santa Ana gathered around him all Bicols who were willing to fight the TagLlogs, but the troubles were finally patched up.
• Apparently he was an officer in the Spanish army, for he is later reported as surrendering to the Insurgents at Santa Ana on August 13, 1898.
• I am in the back garden of the Casa Rivera with Ana, and La Tulita is in the front garden sitting under the wall.
• By and by Ana go away, but I stay there, for I like look at them.
• His brother, who was also present, had an ana broken with bullets, and was compelled to submit to an amputation.
• Santa Ana welcomed him with friendly enthusiasm, and was ready to listen to his plans.
• He had disposed of this one by warning Santa Ana, and he concluded to be annoyed by him no further.
• He had papers which proved his claim upon three hundred and twenty acres of land in Dona Ana County, New Mexico.
• He stopped fascinated, ana pressed his face against the glass eagerly to see if any prices were marked upon them.
• Mi hermana Ana es la sobrina de mi tio y de mi tia.

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