Cacique is valid Scrabble Word

Is cacique a scrabble word?
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7 letters word
20 points in Scrabble
23 points in WWF

Definitions for CACIQUE in dictionary:

NOUN:

a West Indian or American Indian chief, also CAZIQUE
(in Latin America or the Spanish-speaking Caribbean) a native chief.
(in Spain or Latin America) a local political boss.
a gregarious tropical American bird that has black plumage with patches of red or yellow.
See Cazique.
black-and-red or black-and-yellow orioles of the American tropics
Native American chief in a Spanish-speaking region

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a tropical oriole
American Indian chief in a Spanish-speaking region

Words related to CACIQUE

caciques21 cazique27

Words that contain CACIQUE

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How to use CACIQUE in a sentence

We applied ourselves to cacique and butio, but we found no Grand Seigneur.
All six Indians were loth to depart until it was over, and the cacique would have kept us.
And then back came our boat with Diego de Arana and the others, and they had with them that same brother of the cacique who had come to us in St.
Had it end far yonder to the westward, or no end? Had any one ever come to its end? The cacique thought not, or knew not and assumed deliberation.
He hoped the great cacique and his people from far nearer heaven than was Guacanagari would live as long as might be in his town.
He had heard ill of the strangers and thought they were demons, not gods! He advised the cacique of Guarico to surprise them while they slept and slay them.
He had done this from the first coming here, nursing me, then going down through the forest to see that all was well with his wounded cacique and the folk whose butio he was.
They had heard a rumor that the cacique of Guarico liked the mighty strangers and Caonabo liked them not, but as yet knew little more.
The Spaniards had bearded the lion in his den, and were in a position of extreme peril should the cacique prove hostile.
As the adventurers left the plain and toiled up the mountains, a warlike cacique, with a large body of followers, met them in a narrow pass and boldly disputed the way.

This noble Indian, the last of the Incas, had been well educated by the Jesuits in Cuzco, and became the cacique of Tungasac.
It appears that the mother of the local cacique, who was also the chief cacique of that part of the island, was a woman of acute judgment.
These were Maxicatzin, Xicotencatl the elder, who was blind, Guaxocinga, Chichimecatecle, and Tecapaneca the allied cacique of Topeyanco.
We found considerable property in the town, and we were here all lodged in the buildings of a large garden belonging to the cacique of the district.
The natives, especially the cacique Guacanagari, offered him every assistance.
Their cacique received unbounded reverence, and for him they would freely die.
Guarionex was the chief cacique of a province which comprised the middle part of the Vega Real.
Sometimes the lucky gambler made the levy without applying to the cacique.
These people were exceedingly good-natured, and the cacique was always counselled by his mother and father-in-law to keep on friendly terms with the Spaniards.
This man desired them to wait, as the cacique would send gold to barter.
De Leon sent two of his prisoners to the cacique, saying that although he had killed a Spaniard, he was willing to treat of peace and friendship.
They were fishermen, sent to fish by their cacique, who was preparing a festival for the reception of another chief.
The cacique Guamaretus had a zemes called Corochotus, which he had fixed in the highest part of his house.
It was learned that Zemaco, cacique of Darien, who had been defeated by the Spaniards in open battle, had taken refuge with Dobaiba.
Fifteen miles from its mouth they found a village composed of five hundred scattered houses, of which the chebi or cacique was called Abenamacheios.
The Spaniards came back, loaded with the supplies and the wines of the cacique, but without the gold they had counted upon.
He was seized and forced to confess that the cacique Zemaco, his master, had sent those four uru for the massacre of the Spaniards, and that the plot had been conceived by him.
Whenever the sea was calm, this cacique attacked their territories with an imposing fleet of canoes, and carried off everything he found.
He pledged himself to land there and to conquer, exterminate, and massacre the cacique.
These natives then explained that there was in the neighbourhood a very rich cacique, who was their enemy, and who yearly attacked them.
A learned lawyer called Corales, who is a judge at Darien, reported that he encountered a fugitive from the interior provinces of the west, who sought refuge with the cacique.
The cacique Javana fled when the Spaniards approached, nor was it possible to overtake him.
Led by these two natives, the Spaniards reached the country of Totonogo, the cacique whose country extends along the west side of the gulf of San Miguel on the south sea.
In this neighbourhood there was a powerful cacique, named Quibia, whose territory contained much gold, and with whom, therefore, the Spaniards were anxious to treat.

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