Mesas is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MESAS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• MESA, (Spanish) a flat-topped hill with steep sides
• an isolated flat-topped hill with steep sides, found in landscapes with horizontal strata.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a land formation having a flat top and steep sides

Words related to MESAS

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How to use MESAS in a sentence

• It began, with a change of tune, to climb the graded side of one of the enormous mesas.
• There are circling hills and level mesas and broad valleys here and there.
• Lightning forked across the zenith and the thunder reverberated among the thousand mesas, the entangled gorges, until it seemed almost impossible to endure the uproar.
• Still south of this, lifted great weathered buttes and mesas, fortifications of the gods against time itself.
• He will smile and point toward the mesas and the mountains of his home.
• Out on the starlit mesas he had metaphorically shed his coat.
• He had come twenty-five miles across the midnight mesas.
• In a flash the wide mesas were tinged with gold as the smouldering red sun rose, to march unclouded to the western sea.
• If the tramp had courage enough to walk another thirty miles across the mesas to get a job cooking, there must be something to him besides legs.
• He had been tolerated by the cattle-men, as his flock was but a speck on the limitless mesas.
• A half-mile beyond the ford the pace slackened as the pony took the hill across which the trail led to the open mesas.
• Had not Anita gone, each day, to the gate and stood gazing down the road? Surely there was nothing to see save the mesas.
• He most naturally thought, if he considered the fact at all, that the dog was hunting the mesas.
• The sixteen riders, including Corliss and Wingle, spread out and pushed the herd across the afternoon mesas.
• We got into a series of cordon mesas, but the breaks between them were not at all difficult to pass.
• As far as the eye could see, the mesas, clothed in the verdure of spring, rolled in long swells away to the divides.
• These beds of bloom are not seen in the immediate vicinity of the present villages, but are unexpectedly met with in portions of the neighboring mesas and canyons.
• As it enters a branch canyon on the west side of the wash it is flanked on each side by rocky mesas and broken ledges.
• This similarity of effect is often accidental, and due to the fact that the materials of the houses and of the mesas on which they are built are identical.
• Some of the Cibolan villages were valley pueblos, built at a distance from the rocky mesas and canyons that must have served as quarries for the stone used in building.
• This is particularly the case with those that occupy marginal sites on the mesas, such as have been referred to above.
• The Tusayan villages at the time of the Spanish discovery were located on the foothills of the mesas, and many pueblo villages at that period occupied similar sites.
• The next step gives us villages, generally of small size, located on the foothills of mesas and overlooking large areas of good land which were doubtless under cultivation.
• Imperceptibly the dull-hued mesas became fresh carpeted with green across which the wind bore a subtly soft fragrance of sun-warmed spruce and pine.
• Beyond this earth-riven line lay something vast and illimitable, a far-reaching vision of white wastes, of purple plains, of low mesas lost in distance.
• Far away the black spur again loomed up, now surrounded by groups of mesas with sage-slopes tinged with green.
• Under the climatic change, from the swamps of Louisiana to the mesas of Texas, the girls grew up fine physical specimens of rustic Southern beauty.
• We had a string of camps along the river, and at every windmill on the mesas men were stationed night and day.
• The chaparral was destitute of foliage, and on the divides and higher mesas, had died.
• In the soft morning light the red mesas, the yellow walls, the black domes were less harsh than in the full noonday sun, purer than in the tender shadow of twilight.
• And I, all my hot resentment vanished, lay on the rock, with eyes on the distant mesas.
• The many-hued peaks and mesas, aloof from each other, rose out of the depths.
• He swam rivers and grazed in contentment across flowery prairies, mesas and broken country.
• But up on the higher mesas there is a heady quality to the wind that blows fresh in your face.

Similar words containing MESA without suffix s

mesa6 mesal7 mesail8 amesace11 mesails9 mesally12 mesarch14 amesaces12 mesaraic12 namesake14 parmesan12 namesakes15 parmesans13 timesaver14 timesavers15 timesaving16 mesalliance15 mesalliances16 mesaticephaly25 mesaticephalic25 mesaticephalies24 mesaticephalous24

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