Paleface is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PALEFACE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a white person
• a name supposedly used by the North American Indians for a white person.
• A white person; -- an appellation supposed to have been applied to the whites by the American Indians.
• (slang) a derogatory term for a white person (supposedly used by North American Indians)
• White person, said to have been used by Native Americans
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• offensive term for a White person, said to have been used by Native Americans of N America

Words related to PALEFACE

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Words that contain PALEFACE

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How to use PALEFACE in a sentence

• The Okons and the followers of the Okons were in possession of every office within the gift of the paleface.
• He says, Why should the Pale-face and the Red-man fight? They are brothers.
• But now, poor, shivering dog of a paleface, the injured red man has arisen at last in his might.
• But before we cough up the ghost it behooves us to strike one last blow at the hated paleface.
• When we get a chance at a paleface it is our duty to do him, and do him bad.
• And in days when the Munki Mannakens were foes of the pale-face, one might dash down rapids by night in the hurry of escape.
• Instead of resenting this, the Indians seemed to admire the pluck of the young pale-face, and he rose in their favor at once.
• They killed five deer, which they gave to their paleface friends, that all might have enough to eat.
• Kneeling at the foot of the couch are an Indian girl and lad, who are looking with wonder on the form of the pale-face.
• In judging of numbers of men, a column of troops, for example, both races are liable to exaggerate, the negro generally going beyond the pale-face.
• The more frequently they had eaten salt with a pale-face, the more insatiable was their desire for vengeance.
• As Isaac was led down a lane between two long lines of tepees the watching Indians did not make the demonstration that usually marked the capture of a paleface.
• The young paleface has cost the lives of some great warriors.
• It was a paleface, for an Indian would have revealed himself.
• Their chivalrous courage, that sublime inheritance from ancestors who had never known the paleface foe, degenerated into a savage ferocity.
• Hepote, a Maumee chief, of whom it was said he had never listened to words of the paleface, had the central position in this circle.
• They are at peace with the redman and the paleface.
• The dream of the paleface is too beautiful to come true.
• Remember, the gifts of the paleface ever contained a poisoned arrow.
• Going at once to Wingenund, the renegade openly accused Whispering Winds of aiding her paleface lover to escape.
• They were sorry to see him go, but he told them he would soon return from the land of the paleface, bringing many gifts.
• Now, he said, he would go back to the land of the paleface and procure more of the black water.
• Holding the paleface, who lay limp and gasping in his left arm, the young Indian madly fought the other two of his own tribe with his strong right arm.
• After a few rides around their pale-face foes, the Indians suddenly charged again, coming from every quarter, and forcing the whites to each defend the space in his front.
• Mrs Prothero schooled her aching heart into outward calm, but her white hair and paleface showed what she had gone through, and was still suffering.

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