Gambia is valid Scrabble Word

Is gambia a scrabble word?
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6 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
14 points in WWF

Definitions for GAMBIA in dictionary:

NOUN:

the inspissated juice of a plant growing in Malacca, used for tanning and dyeing, also GAMBIER, GAMBIR
a country on the coast of West Africa; population 2,000,000 (estimated 2015); languages, English (official), Malinke and other indigenous languages, Creole; capital, Banjul.
a river of West Africa, which rises near LabÃ© in Guinea and flows 800 km (500 miles) through Senegal and Gambia to meet the Atlantic at Banjul.
a narrow republic surrounded by Senegal in West Africa
a river of West Africa, which rises near Labé in Guinea and flows 800 km (500 miles) through Senegal and Gambia to meet the Atlantic at Banjul.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

same as gambier

Words related to GAMBIA

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Words that contain GAMBIA

How to use GAMBIA in a sentence

Voyage of Richard Rainolds and Thomas Dassel to the Senegal and Gambia, in 1591.
When Captain Hills was in the river Gambia, he mentioned accidentally to a Black pilot, who was in the boat with him, that he wanted a cabin-boy.
Having passed the river Gambia, when the heat compelled him to avail himself of the cooling shade of the forest, he suspended his arms upon a tree, to rest himself.
Gambia, Crescent, and Clermont Isles are the principal.
He should not have attempted to pass from the Gambia to the Niger during the rainy season.
My design was to make the river Gambia or Senegal, or any where about the Cape de Verde, in hopes to meet some European ship.
They had gained some knowledge of the Jaloffs, a nation inhabiting the coast of Guinea, between the Gambia and Senegal.
TO WHICH ARE SUBJOINED OBSERVATIONS RESPECTING THE AGRICULTURE OF THE WESTERN COAST OF AFRICA, FROM CAPE BLANCO TO THE MOUTH OF THE GAMBIA.
Only it is said, that the possession of the factory of Albreda, situated at the month of the river Gambia, and that of fort James, are confirmed to England.
This immense country is watered by the Senegal and the Gambia, which bound it to the north and south.

The French were secured in the Senegal sphere of influence and the English on the Gambia, while on the Gold Coast the Dutch and English divided the trade between them.
The fruitfulness of that part lying on and between the two great rivers Senegal and Gambia.
Slave-trade, how carried on at the river Gambia, 111.
She owned Sierra Leone, the Gambia Settlements, the Colony of Lagos, and the Niger Protectorate.
In Africa, she likewise ceded the possession of Fort James and the River Gambia.
When Captain Howel Davis had taken and sacked the fort at Gambia and with his crew was spending a day in revelry, a ship was reported, bearing down on them in full sail.
Having explored Boavista and Santiago, and found them uninhabited, he returned to the African mainland, and pushed on to the Gambia, Rio Grande and Geba.
A rapid progress was then made along the shores of the Sehara, and the Portuguese navigators were not long in reaching the fertile regions watered by the Senegal and the Gambia.
Quitting the Gambia, he took the road through Bambouk, and arrived at Ferbanna on the Faleme.
The Gambia abounds with fish, but none of them are known in Europe.
In the evening they walked out, to see an adjoining village, belonging to a slatee, named Jemaffoo Mamadoo, the richest of all the Gambia traders.
A mile from Ganado they crossed a branch of the Gambia, called Neriko, and in the evening reached Koorkarany, a Mohammedan town, in which the blacksmith had some relations.
The dooty, however, who had been at Gambia, at last interposed, and assured them that he was certainly a white man, but from his appearance a very poor one.
A slave-merchant, who had resided many years on the Gambia, gave Mr.
He added, that if he would remain with him till the rains were over, he would conduct him in safety to the Gambia, and then he might make him what return he pleased.
All these fetters were put on as soon as the slaves arrived at Kamalia, and were not taken off until the morning they set out for the Gambia.
His victuals were served up in pewter dishes, and his houses were formed in the mode of the English houses on the Gambia.
He departed, therefore, with his little band from Pisania, on the 4th May, and proceeded through Medina, along the banks of the Gambia.
Park proceeded along the Gambia till he saw it flowing from the south, between the hills of Foota Jalla and a high mountain called Mueianta.
His situation and prospects were, however, gloomy indeed, when compared with those, with which he had left the banks of the Gambia.
In the spring of 1719, the pirates returned to Africa, and beginning at the river Gambia, sailed down the coast to Cape Corso, and captured several vessels.
A smaller and hardier breed comes from the Gambia, and the climate seems to agree very well with them.
Their principal trade is in slaves, of whom they annually export about two thousand, with a small proportion of dead cargo, chiefly procured from Gambia.
Here, reaching from the mouth of the Gambia to the mouth of the Niger, is a coast of six hundred miles, where a marvelous drama of world history has been enacted.

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