Neapolitans is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NEAPOLITANS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• NEAPOLITAN, a small rectangular chocolate

Words related to NEAPOLITANS

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How to use NEAPOLITANS in a sentence

• In February, 1821, on the rout of the Neapolitans by the Austrians, the conspiracy was crushed.
• Well, my noble friend and Lord Napier, representing the British Government, were decidedly for the Sicilians and against the Neapolitans.
• What talent, application, deep research and judgment were united in that illustrious man! And yet there are many Neapolitans of rank who have never heard of him.
• It costs the Neapolitans too much trouble to think and reflect.
• His existence was the more incomprehensible to her, as he rarely lost an opportunity of finding fault with Naples as a city and with the Neapolitans as human beings.
• The Neapolitans, encouraged, raised an army, recovered Otranto, and drove the Turks out of Italy.
• Nelson had no similar force to oppose to them, except the Neapolitans, whom he ordered to act, but with what result is not clear.
• He sought earnestly to obtain the co-operation of the Sardinians and Neapolitans in manning a flotilla, with which to grapple the convoys as they passed in shore.
• There is on the stage at Naples, a performer eighty years old, who for sixty years has entertained the Neapolitans in their comic, national character of Polichinello.
• It is crowded every evening with Neapolitans in equipages, some elegant, and some grotesque.
• The Neapolitans have been decidedly driven back into their own borders, the last time in a most shameful rout, their king flying in front.
• The natives are quite unlike the Neapolitans, pleasant and civil in their manners, and full of courtesies to strangers.
• The experiment is, or at least was, made twice a year by the Neapolitans.
• The temporarily vanquished Neapolitans returned to the contest, and the revolution was ingloriously suppressed.
• The battlefield where Garibaldi won his first victory over the Neapolitans on the 15th of May 1860, lies 2 m.
• After this the Neapolitans vied with one another to show them honour and attention.
• To judge from appearances, I should have taken the Sicilians and Neapolitans for the most pious people in the world.
• The Neapolitans appeared to me very ill- behaved, boisterous, and quarrelsome, and seemed to entertain a great horror of work.
• For making observations on the Neapolitans no better post can be chosen than a lodging in the quarter St.
• The Neapolitans built it as a thank-offering at the cessation of a plague.
• The Neapolitans are so essentially an out-of-door people and a leisurely people that it seems a crime to hurry.
• Emma, the Queen, and King of Naples, and others, have a deep-rooted hold on him, and he cannot give up the cheap popularity of the Neapolitans.
• The Neapolitans followed the French to Castellana, and when the latter faced up to them they stampeded in disordered panic.
• The Neapolitans occupied Rome on the 30th September, 1799.
• The Neapolitans were never better governed than during the reign of these two kings.
• We indicted France for enforcing subsidies from Spain, compelling the Neapolitans to provide for her soldiers occupying Neapolitan territory.

Similar words containing NEAPOLITAN without suffix s

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