Mesa is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MESA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Spanish) a flat-topped hill with steep sides
• an isolated flat-topped hill with steep sides, found in landscapes with horizontal strata.
• flat-topped hill found in arid regions
• flat tableland with steep edges
• a city in Arizona just to the east of Phoenix; originally a suburb of Phoenix
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a land formation having a flat top and steep sides

Words related to MESA

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Words that contain MESA

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How to use MESA in a sentence

• Out there, where the short street ended, began the steep side of a mesa.
• Across the mesa stood a cabin, the only dwelling in that silent expanse.
• The sheep were scattered over a mile or so of mesa, grazing contentedly.
• There were many brush rabbits on the mesa, and they made interesting targets.
• The dawn came swiftly, battering through a fleece of clouds and painting the Blue Mesa in all the gorgeous and utterly indescribable colors of an Arizona sunrise.
• The mesa, carpeted with sod-grass, gave no warning of the approaching horseman, who had seen the tiny fire and had ridden toward it.
• The mesa roads were just as inviting, and the free pleasures of motoring, in a country where speed restrictions were conspicuous only by their absence, were just as keen.
• The great split that stopped fifty feet from the desert floor cut them off from the main mesa.
• This was the Haunted Mesa, the location of which was so difficult to reach that previous relic-hunting expeditions had not included it in their travels.
• As it may be of interest, however, to relate the further history of the underground river and the Haunted Mesa, we shall set it down here.
• In the distance is the flat-topped hill or mesa on which the rectangular ruin previously described is located.
• Turning the herd due south, we traveled until darkness fell, going into camp on a high, flat mesa of several thousand acres.
• Sponsilier knew the probable whereabouts of Forrest, and under his lead we swung into a free gallop as we dropped down the northern slope from the mesa.
• A breakfast halt was made fully seven miles from the bed-ground, a change of mounts, and then up divide, across mesa, and down slope at the foot of which ran the Platte.
• The Bat House is situated on the northwest side of the Jeditoh Valley, on part of the same mesa occupied by the two ruins described above.
• Plate XXV, from a photograph, illustrates one of these trails, which, a portion of the way, leads up between a huge detached slab of sandstone and the face of the mesa.
• The device is correspondingly rare in other villages of the group, particularly in those west of the first mesa.
• Some large stones, apparently undisturbed portions of the mesa edge, have been incorporated into the inclosing masonry.
• It is quite possible that these smaller structures on the ledge of the mesa were built and occupied at a much later date than the principal village.
• In Tusayan the necessity of defense has driven the builders to inaccessible sites, so that now all the occupied villages of the province are found on mesa summits.
• The contrivance for closing openings is identical with examples found in the Mesa Verde region, and it is probable that an intimate connection between the two existed.
• And so, year in, year out, the flocks slowly drift back and forth from plain to mesa and from mesa to mountain.
• Possibly he is up at his homestead on the Blue Mesa.
• Heretofore he had considered the Blue Mesa was his by a kind of natural right.
• Evidently the dog preferred the lonely freedom of the Blue Mesa to the monotonous confines of town.
• A few days after they had gone, Bud Shoop rode up to the Blue Mesa.
• The infantry were placed under the chief command of Diego de Ordas, the artillery under the charge of Mesa, and the colours were carried by Antonio de Villareal.
• On our return, the horses were still in view, and with no little difficulty, we descended from the mesa into the valley and reached them.
• It gave us a rather rough climb to the summit, but finally we stood upon the level mesa which stretched back for several miles to the mountain range.
• The mesa is situated near the Indian village of Acoma, and is called by the natives the Enchanted Mesa.
• On the morning of the ninth and last day occurs the Sunrise Corn Race, when the young men of the village race from a distant spring to the mesa top.

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