Pacha is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PACHA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a former Turkish high official, also PASHA
• the title of a Turkish officer of high rank.
• a large orange-brown butterfly with two tails on each hindwing and complex patterns on the underwings, occurring around the Mediterranean and in Africa.
• See Pasha.
• a civil or military authority in Turkey or Egypt
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as pasha
• The chief admiral of the Turkish fleet.

Words related to PACHA

pachas13 pasha10

Words that contain PACHA

pachak17 pachas13 pachaks18 pachadom18 pachalic17 pachadoms19 pachalics18

How to use PACHA in a sentence

• It was nearly four years and a half old, and arrived in England in August, 1827, as a present from the Pacha of Egypt to his Majesty.
• Ken looked round, and saw the old Pacha dangling in the water alongside the swaying steamer.
• I have seen Ibrahim Pacha, the son of old Mehemet Ali, driving in his carriage through the streets.
• The money question between the President and the Pacha was simply one of amount.
• As to Tripoli, two frigates and four gun-boats would bring the Pacha to terms.
• A convention was drawn up in this sense, signed by him as legitimate Pacha of Tripoli, and by Eaton, as agent for the United States.
• The Pacha and his men were directed to encamp at the English cut, between Aboukir Bay and Lake Mareotis.
• The followers of the Pacha, hired Arabs, camel-drivers, servants, and vagabonds, made up their number to about four hundred.
• The Pacha himself, an irresolute, weak man, could not quite understand why these infidels should have come from beyond the seas to place him upon a throne.
• After this affair numerous Arabs of rank came over, and things looked well for the cause of the legitimate Pacha.
• In 1799, the Portuguese, with one seventy-four-gun ship, took two Tripolitan cruisers, and forced the Pacha to pay them eleven thousand dollars.
• Achmet Pacha, it is said, fortified Otranto in this way, in 1480, but whether the system was previously known among the Turks cannot be determined.
• He will probably be opposed to the Captain Pacha on the Black Sea.
• The pacha did give us permission to go down to Retimo to see for ourselves the condition of the families detained there.
• The first, the Pacha, of seventy tons, carrying forty-seven men and boys, was commanded by Captain Francis Drake himself.
• A shout broke from the crew of the Swanne, and also of the Pacha, who had been attracted to the side by the cries.
• So, thanking God for their escape, they sailed back to the bay where the Pacha and her prizes lay, and then all hands began to make great preparation for return home.
• They soon increased to the number of one hundred thousand, marched to the seraglio, and demanded the grand vizier, the kiaja, and captain pacha.
• At the same time also Ibrahim Pacha was directed by his father to evacuate Syria.
• While Don John, baffled by the winds and waves, was beating off the Curzolarian Isles, the Pacha was sailing down the gulf before a fair breeze.
• The Pacha was naturally no less anxious to meet Don John with Santa Cruz than Don John had been to meet the Pacha without the Viceroy of Algiers.
• The shot was aimed at the flag-ship of the Pacha, conspicuous in the centre of the line, and carrying the sacred green standard of the Prophet.
• Several of these missiles came from the bow of the Pacha himself, who was probably the last commander-in-chief who ever drew a bowstring in European battle.
• The Turks defended their flag-ship but feebly after the death of their Pacha.
• After a stout resistance the Christians entered the Turkish galley, out of which the Pacha, though wounded, succeeded in escaping in a boat.
• Brilliant defence of Malta by La Valette against the Turks, led by Mustapha Pacha.
• In 1820, war commenced between the Porte and Ali, the well-known Pacha of Albania.
• Scarcely had I established myself in my room, before a very polite lady entered, who introduced herself to me as the wife of a surgeon in the service of the pacha here.
• The residence of the pacha, situated outside the gardens, has a more inviting appearance.
• The pacha added, that it was not in his power to furnish so large an escort as would be required to render this journey safe, by enabling the travellers to resist all aggressions.
• He travelled in Albania when Ali Pacha ruled, and has since then explored almost every part of the world, except the far East.
• The Dartmouth had gone into the bay twice, bearing the terms proposed by the allied commanders to Ibrahim Pacha.
• The party had been there only long enough to see the sights, before the high official, Ali-Noury Pacha, in his steam-yacht come into the harbor of Funchal.
• Captain Sharp, who was cruising in the Viking with his wife, while at Messina found the Pacha beset by robbers, and badly wounded.
• The Pacha was repentant, for his vices were as contrary to the religion of Mohammed as to that of the New Testament.
• Then his preserver learned that the Pacha had settled his accounts with Captain Mazagan, and sold him the Fatime.

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