Capri is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CAPRI in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an island off the west coast of Italy, south of Naples.
• an island (part of Campania) in the Bay of Naples in southern Italy; a tourist attraction noted for beautiful scenery
ADJECTIVE:
• women's tight-fitting trousers
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• capri pantswomen\'s tight-fitting trousers

Words related to CAPRI

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Words that contain CAPRI

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How to use CAPRI in a sentence

• His only idea of a winter residence was Florence or Capri, and of the two he preferred Capri.
• I shall not transcribe his impressions of that beautiful town or those of the island of Capri.
• Then, passing over to the Gulf of Naples, they would rest in Sorrento and perhaps might go to the island of Capri.
• It was so perfectly blue, seen by the glare of the lamps, that it reminded me of the Capri grotto.
• I intend to bring up at a single anchor under the shore at Capri, where we can lie during the calm and get through with our courts.
• The three vessels now made the best of their way toward the point of destination, anchoring off the town or village in the island of Capri, just as two bells struck.
• Lyon, you can lie here until the night has fairly set in, when you can pass between Capri and the cape and run down south two hours and heave to.
• A few words of explanation set everything in motion, and the three guns were fired on the side of the ship toward Capri, most opportunely for our hero.
• Then rock was passed after rock, cove after cove, and village after village, until the entrance between Capri and Campanella was again reached.
• At the latter beach boats were always to be found, and two hours more would carry the messenger, by water, to the ships off Capri, even in a calm.
• By this time, Raoul calculated that the English, at Capri, knew of his misfortune, and little leisure remained in which to do a vast deal of work.
• There was no longer a doubt concerning the manner in which the news of the accident had travelled, or of its effect on the English at Capri.
• Aeroplanes fell out of the sky every afternoon, each bringing its thousands of pleasure-seekers from the uttermost parts of the earth to Capri and its delights.
• Capri lay like a half-dissolved opal in shimmering clouds of mist, and Naples gleamed out pearly clear in the purple distance.
• But the charms of Sorrento were too great for Capri to win their allegiance, and they were glad to get back to their quaint town and delightful gardens again.
• But instead of the peace he sought at Capri, Tiberius found the infamy of history.
• Tiberius passed sentence upon himself, in the opinion of posterity, when he secluded himself in Capri.
• Isolated as they had been by Sejanus after the retirement of Tiberius to Capri, they would scarcely have been able to set a conspiracy on foot, even if they had so desired.
• The latter, in danger and in Capri, displayed again the energy and sagacity of his best period.
• The little town of Capri, overhung on one side by great purple rocks, occupies a terrace on the high ridge between the two rocky promontories of the island.
• The visitor who lingers in Capri may interest himself in tracing out the remains of all the twelve villas of Tiberius.
• Capri has a delightful winter climate, and is most comfortable as a residence.
• On the afternoon of February 16th, 1877, Boyton crossed on the steamer to Capri, having decided to start from that point.
• After the revolutionary days of 1906 he left Russia and settled on the island of Capri.
• You can manage your own wings now, and you can soar away to Capri if there is any smoke or fuss.
• On leaving the bay of Naples our traveller first makes for the island of Capri.
• Soon afterwards the clouds seemed to descend and cover the whole surface of the ocean, hiding the island of Capri altogether and blotting out the promontory of Misenum.
• Descending under the high peak of Capri, I heard a flute, and turned and saw on the neighbouring slopes the shepherd-boy leading his flock, the music at his lips.
• I found another such at Capri and Pompeii, and those beautiful days stand out in my mind more for the company I was in than even the wonders we went to see.
• No letter from Capri concerning Sejanus was ever written in prouder language.
• They were already nearing the southernmost point of Capri, commonly called by sailors the Monaco, for what reason no one knows.
• On this occasion that vast phantom extended its menacing shadow over Capri, at a distance of twenty-eight miles from Vesuvius.
• The stories of the wicked doings of Tiberius in Capri were malicious slanders.

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