Lima is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LIMA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an edible seed of a tropical American plant
• the capital of Peru; population 7,605,700 (est. 2007). Founded in 1535 by Francisco Pizarro, it was the capital of the Spanish colonies in South America until the 19th century.
• a code word representing the letter L, used in radio communication.
• type of edible bean
• The capital city of Peru, in South America.
• capital and largest city and economic center of Peru; located in western Peru; was capital of the Spanish empire in the New World until the 19th century
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the edible seed of a tropical American plant

Words related to LIMA

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Words that contain LIMA

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How to use LIMA in a sentence

• Redress for the outrages committed by the latter was promptly demanded by our minister at Lima.
• Uncle Brewster said he was accustomed to playing with Lima Beans, Three for a Cent and One call Two and no fair to Bluff.
• To catch and drive them to Lima, a distance of sixty leagues, is a matter of no inconsiderable expense.
• Upon the satin seat of a chair in the corner of the drawing-room, lie six white Lima beans, and three small red-spotted apples.
• When the road from Lima to Mayro is finished the passage will be shortened four days.
• If not, and I own that I have not much hope of it, we could at least go down to Lima some time or other.
• The boys gave no thought to this occurrence, until they arrived at the harbor of Lima.
• The 15th of February, the date upon which the Golden Hind arrived at the port of Lima, was indeed one to be remembered throughout the lives of the rescued seamen.
• During the voyage from Lima along the coast of South America, the boys had met with no special adventures.
• Orders were received from Lima to sink torpedoes as far out in Chorrilos Bay as they could reach without being shot by the Chileans.
• The flower of the Peruvian forces marched out of Lima in happy anticipation of battle.
• Three days after this he received a message from his friends at Lima which caused him considerable alarm.
• The officer in command told him he was wanted at Lima and to prepare to accompany the squad at once.
• On reaching the port of Lima a number of Spanish vessels were found, and, their captains being unsuspicious, were easily taken.
• Oxenham and the master and the pilot were sent to Lima, where they were hanged as pirates in the square of the city.
• These were obtained from ancient graves in the vicinity of Lima by an agent sent out for the purpose by Mr.
• He was afterwards appointed British minister at Lima, where he was murdered.
• In his last letter from Lima he had urged them all to live well on what he sent them, considering it as their share of the first division of the treasure in the mound.
• This, he said, he had received in trade from a man in Santiago, who had recently come down from Lima.
• The merchant of Lima and his servant, Bill Halliwell, and afterward poor Peter had died for them.
• When, as formerly related, Don Diego Almagro was put to death at Cuzco by Ferdinand Pizarro, a son whom Almagro had by an Indian woman was sent to reside in Lima.
• At this time three of the judges of the court of audience, Cepeda Alvarez and Texada, arrived at Lima, leaving Ortiz, the other judge, sick at Truxillo.
• That rumor came from the hanging of John Oxenham at Lima.
• DRIED LIMA BEANS, BAKED Wash one pound of dried Lima beans, let soak overnight.
• A call has been issued by General Iglesias for a representative assembly, to be elected on the 13th of January, and to meet at Lima on the 1st of March next.
• Among them was Pablo de Lima, a man of long experience, and now general of artillery in Tydore.

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