Casas is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CASAS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CASA, (Italian) a house, a mansion
• house. See casa.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a dwelling

Words related to CASAS

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How to use CASAS in a sentence

• The first reference to it we also owe to Father Francisco Hernandez, whom I have already quoted, and who reported it to Bishop Las Casas in 1545.
• The work of Las Casas, supposed to contain these denunciations, is his History of the Indies.
• Las Casas also reckons the number of natives who fell victims to Spanish cruelty in America at forty millions.
• The notable historian of this period is Bartolome Las Casas, Bishop of Chiapa.
• There are other translations of Las Casas, but for this purpose choice has been made of one published in London about the year 1699.
• Luis de Las Casas, who arrived in 1790, is credited with much useful work.
• We must be careful not to press the admissions of a generous mind too far, or to exaggerate the importance of the suggestion of Las Casas.
• Zuazo, the judge of residencia, and the legal colleague of Las Casas, wrote to the same effect.
• Bernardino de Manzanedo, the Hieronymite father, sent over to counteract Las Casas, gave the same advice as his brethren about the introduction of negroes.
• Bartolome de Las Casas, whom Juan Lepe should live to know and work with.
• Don Francisco de Las Casas went to Spain and others went.
• The elder who had just dismounted turned and I recognized Don Francisco de Las Casas.
• Then, in the clear field rose Bartolome de Las Casas.
• But the centre of interest is Casas Grandes, the famous ruin situated about a mile south of the town which took its name, and we soon went over to investigate it.
• Suffice it to say that the Casas Grandes, or Great Houses, are a mass of ruined houses, huddled together on the western bank of the river.
• Las Casas speaks of hives of bees and Gomara states that the bees were small and the honey rather bitter.
• Black troopers of the 10th Cavalry were reported near Casas Grandes on March 17.
• On the arrival of Las Casas and De Paz in Mexico with the appointment of Cortes to the government, there were great rejoicings everywhere.
• In this affair Las Casas was successful, as he sunk one of the vessels belonging to De Oli, killed four of his soldiers, and wounded a great number.
• That same night a heavy storm arose, by which the vessels of Las Casas were driven on shore and utterly lost, and above thirty of the soldiers perished.
• De Oli obliged all his prisoners to swear fidelity to him against Cortes, and then released them all except Las Casas.
• Las Casas and Avila now joined their troops together, and acted in concert as captains under Cortes.
• On hearing this, Cortes observed to us that De Oli had probably divided his forces, as we knew nothing as yet respecting Gil Gonzalo de Avila, or Las Casas.
• A woman was holding her child of twelve months, says Las Casas, when she perceived the approach of the hounds in full cry after a party of natives.
• Las Casas, the Protector of the Indians, had carried his point at last, but the Indians were beyond protection.
• Las Casas Bartlome de las Casas is the chief source of information about the islands after Columbus arrived.
• In this respect Las Casas, though a churchman, was very different from Columbus.
• Indeed, as Las Casas observes, she was fortunate if she had any portion of the meat, not to speak of the dish.

Similar words containing CASA without suffix s

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