Baba is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BABA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a kind of coffee-cake, containing almonds, raisins, rum, orange rind, also BABKA
• a small, rich sponge cake, typically soaked in rum-flavoured syrup
• father (often as a proper name or as a familiar form of address)
• a respectful form of address for an older man
• a holy man
• a child, especially a male one
• small cake of leavened dough
• A kind of plum cake.
• a small cake leavened with yeast
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a rum cake

Words related to BABA

babas9

Words that contain BABA

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How to use BABA in a sentence

• Having passed the headland, north of the little town of Baba, she came in sight of Tenedos, where she anchored, and the poet went on shore to view the island.
• The misdeeds of men at length made Thakur Baba so angry that he resolved to destroy them all.
• The only sounds of war were an occasional boom far to the south where the British and French faced the Turks entrenched on the heights of Achi Baba.
• Baba Bulwunt Row tells me that he has got a letter from you in the form of Khureela, and claims one from me on that ground.
• And then she came to the hut of Baba Yaga, the bony-legged, the witch.
• The little girl went in, and there was Baba Yaga, the bony-legged, the witch, sitting weaving at a loom.
• How she ran! Baba Yaga came flying up in the mortar.
• And when the children began making a snow woman, a Baba Yaga, you would have thought the little daughter of the Snow would have died of laughing.
• At the beginning of the nineteenth century Lala Baba, a wealthy Bengali merchant, became a mendicant and visited Muttra.
• Instantly Mitha Baba turned a bit, driving sidewise at the stranger with her head.
• This was several weeks after her forty-two hours on Mitha Baba.
• Resolute, the sturdy old Baba began to climb the steps.
• Ali Baba married a woman as poor as himself, and lived by cutting wood, and bringing it upon three asses into the town to sell.
• Ali Baba went boldly into the cave, and collected as much of the gold coin, which was in bags, as he thought his three asses could carry.
• Ali Baba knocked at the door, which was opened by Morgiana, a clever, intelligent slave, who was fruitful in inventions to meet the most difficult circumstances.
• Ali Baba came after with some neighbors, who often relieved the others in carrying the bier to the burying-ground.
• By this means Morgiana found that her master Ali Baba had admitted thirty-eight robbers into his house, and that this pretended oil merchant was their captain.
• Ali Baba rose before day, and, followed by his slave, went to the baths, entirely ignorant of the important event which had happened at home.
• He determined, however, to avenge the death of his companions, and to accomplish the death of Ali Baba.
• He therefore acquainted his father, Ali Baba, with his wish to invite him in return.
• For Ali Baba had become convinced at last that Grim really intended to start that night, and, making a virtue of necessity, was better than punctual.
• Ali Baba, Mujrim, Narayan Singh, and I, went out and stood behind him at a properly respectful distance.
• At the end of the first mile I drew alongside Ali Baba and passed him my second pistol.
• Then Grim came striding up the mountain-ledge, with Ali Baba and all the rest of the gang at his tail, but no sign anywhere of Jael Higg.
• If I did so handle my troops on the spot as to sup on Achi Baba to-morrow night, I still could not counter the inevitable reaction of numbers, time and space.
• From the South, Achi Baba mountain is our first point of attack, and the direct move against it will start from the beaches at Cape Helles and Sedd-el-Bahr.
• We think forty thousand rifles and a hundred guns, but, if my scheme comes off, not a tenth of them should be South of Achi Baba for the first two days.
• He has great hopes that we shall have Achi Baba in our hands by sunset on the day of landing.
• Had our men not been so deadly weary, there was no reason we should not have taken Achi Baba from the Turks, who put up hardly any fight at all.
• Baba Yaga hopped along the shore until she finally found a shallow place and crossed it.

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