Bolivar is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BOLIVAR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the monetary unit of Venezuela
• the basic monetary unit of Venezuela, equal to 100 centimos.
• the basic unit of money in Venezuela; equal to 100 centimos
• Venezuelan statesman who led the revolt of South American colonies against Spanish rule; founded Bolivia in 1825 (1783-1830)
• standard monetary unit of Venezuela, equal to 100 céntimos
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a monetary unit of Venezuela
• standard monetary unit of Venezuela, equal to 100 céntimos

Words related to BOLIVAR

bolivares14 bolivars13

Words that contain BOLIVAR

bolivars13 bolivares14

How to use BOLIVAR in a sentence

• Our ancient aide-de-camp of Bolivar is a liberal English Jew, and boasts that, on Christmas-day, he always has his roast-beef and plum-pudding.
• When the garments were all finished they were shipped to the farm at Bolivar, to be ready for the fall and winter wear.
• He had taken cold in bringing the slaves from Bolivar over the river on barges.
• A few days later, he sat one evening at a small table outside the cafe Bolivar.
• Paez here, Bolivar there, Monagas, Piar, Urdaneta, and a score of other chieftains, at every vulnerable point, harassed, without ceasing, the common foe.
• Bolivar commenced his passage through the defile on the morning of the 24th, and halted in dismay as he reached the outlet.
• Bolivar went a second time to Europe, and was present at the coronation of Napoleon.
• Bolivar took up a position at San Mateo, in order to cover Caracas.
• At Kingston, Bolivar narrowly escaped assassination.
• From Jamaica, Bolivar went to Hayti, and was received at Port-au-Prince by Petion with kind hospitality, and was assisted by him as far as his means would allow.
• Bolivar received some reinforcements from the interior of the province of Cumana, upon which he decided upon making the banks of the Orinoco the theatre of his future efforts.
• The Cubans desired freedom, and Bolivar would fain have gone to their aid.
• Montgomery, had been elected to the Convention from Bolivar County.
• We were going to Bolivar, and had to cross the river Brazos.
• The bolivar has since strengthened and inflation fell near the end of the year.
• I intended to finish the history of Bolivar County before I left.
• The virtue of the name, what it stood for in Bolivar County.
• Bolivar was then a refugee in the English island, after the failure of his early attempt to win freedom for his native land of Venezuela.
• Bolivar frequently passed these torrents back and forward on horseback, carrying the sick and weakly, or the women who accompanied the expedition.
• Bolivar called a council of war and told its members that there were greater difficulties still to surmount.
• By this movement he interposed between the patriots and the town of Tunja, which, as attached to the cause of liberty, Bolivar was anxious to occupy.
• After that they withdrew and a republic was organized, with Bolivar for its president.
• At its end he drew near Bolivar, and in a whisper told him that he knew a difficult foot-path by which the right wing of the Spaniards might be turned.
• Yet, famous as Bolivar became as the Liberator of South America, some generous portion of fame should rightly be accorded to San Martin, the Liberator of Chili.
• At the same time a column marched from Bolivar, so as to fall in their front.
• Corinth, Bolivar, and Jackson were strongly fortified, so that a small force could defend them.
• For his gallantry on that day he was promoted to the rank of general by the commander-in-chief, General Bolivar.
• Moore, an Irishman, who attended Bolivar in most of his campaigns and was devotedly attached to the person of the Liberator.
• These services attracted the attention of General Bolivar, and won for him the rank of General of Brigade.
• He was next engaged with General Bolivar in the celebrated campaigns of Xemiu and Ayacucho, which closed the wars of independence, in 1824.
• When the province of Guayaquil declared itself independent, it solicited the assistance of Bolivar against the Spaniards in Quito.
• Here Simon Bolivar with his Negro, mulatto, and Indian forces began the war that liberated South America.

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