Gila is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GILA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a large lizard native to Arizona, New Mexico, etc.
• large venomous brightly coloured lizard
• a river that rises in western New Mexico and flows westward through southern Arizona to become a tributary of the Colorado River

Words related to GILA

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Words that contain GILA

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How to use GILA in a sentence

• While stopping here, we were much amused by watching a party of them engaged in hunting ducks in one of the lagoons making up from the Gila.
• You see by the map it lies on the north side of the Gila.
• If the scale is correct, it is not more than thirty miles at most north of the Gila that the path begins.
• Near Florence, on the Gila, is beyond all doubt the oldest and most unique edifice in the United States.
• The company then renewed their trapping, and continued it up the Gila to a point opposite the copper mines of New Mexico.
• Gila stood where the ruby light of hearth and lamp would set her vivid dress on fire and light the jewels at her throat and hair.
• Why had that room affected him so strangely? And Gila, little Gila, how sweet and innocent she had looked when they met her that morning with her prayer-book.
• Gila did not care what she said, and she had no fear of any consequences whatever.
• He could not understand why Gila had not had better discernment than to think Bonnie an object of charity.
• But Gila was so amused with her surroundings that she could scarcely pay attention to where she was to sit, and almost tripped over the end of the pew.
• He had entirely forgotten that first visit to Gila in the Mephistophelian garments, with the red light filling all the unholy atmosphere.
• But it was part of the deliberate intention of Gila to lead him on and yet hold him at a distance.
• It was so he remembered what he had come to tell Gila.
• Gila listened, fascinated, even up to the moment of the fire and the tragedy when Stephen fell into the flames.
• Courtland was a man of too much force, even young as he was, and too much maturity of thought, to be permanently entangled with a girl like Gila.
• But that night for the first time Tennelly saw the Solveig in Gila, and was stirred on his own account.
• Gila prolonged her absence by a trip South with her father, and so it was several weeks before Courtland saw her again.
• He was very sure that Courtland ought not to marry Gila.
• The girls he used to know reminded him of Gila, or else had grown old and fat.
• Instead he wrote a gay little note to tell of his engagement to Gila.
• He said it was not to be announced publicly yet, as Gila was so young.
• Gila who had professed to love him so deeply, and then had so easily laid that love aside and put on another.
• Yes, he thought of Gila as a willing victim! An hour before he would have called her just plain innocent victim.
• He had given in about almost every other thing under heaven, and Gila had had her way, but he would have Courtland for best man.
• He never thought of Gila once the whole afternoon, nor even brought to mind his lost ideals of womanhood.
• In fact, I passed three deserted ranches, and near one of them I killed a Gila monster that was just making its burrow.
• Thirty years later I camped alone in the open air on the bank of the Gila.
• In truth, it was on the Gila, two thousand miles off, and its wealth a fable.

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