Panama is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PANAMA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a country in Central America; population 3,900,000 (estimated 2015); official language, Spanish; capital, Panama City.
• hat made of plaited leaves
• a republic on the Isthmus of Panama; achieved independence from Colombia in 1903
• a stiff hat made of straw with a flat crown
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a lightweight hat

Words related to PANAMA

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Words that contain PANAMA

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How to use PANAMA in a sentence

• She had been born in Panama of a Spanish mother and an American father.
• The present condition of the Isthmus of Panama, in so far as regards the security of persons and property passing over it, requires serious consideration.
• In these depressing reflections Billy was interrupted by the approach of the young man in the Panama hat.
• Horace Greeley especially commended his letter from Panama.
• Cape Horn was doubled in due time, are Doctor Heaton, with all under his care, was landed at Panama, just five months, to a day, after leaving New York.
• During his fourth and last voyage, 1502-1504, he explored the shores of Honduras and the Isthmus of Panama in search of a strait leading to the Indian Ocean.
• The coast from Panama to Honduras had been occupied.
• Pat, coming later from afar, saw his old Panama lying down on the moss and knew that he was there.
• The latter part of the year 1914 saw no important action by the United States excepting a proclamation by the president of the neutrality of the Panama canal zone.
• This militia in a few days became so panic-stricken that one-third deserted in a night, and the president was compelled to retire to Panama.
• The buccaneers to the number of 2000 began by seizing Chagres, and then marched to Panama in 1671.
• This fleet arrived off the Bay of Panama on May 28th, 1685, but the buccaneers were beaten and were lucky to escape with their lives.
• By the time darkness overtook us we were near the outskirts of Panama and hoped soon to see the lights of the city.
• We sailed from San Francisco on February 24 on the steamer City of Panama.
• Then the treasure trains from Panama began to arrive.
• As they listened, they heard more mule bells ringing far away on the road from Panama.
• While the men were getting their spoils together, ready for marching, and eating a hasty breakfast in the early morning light, a sudden fusillade began at the Panama gate.
• Captain Searles had sailed her over Panama Bay to the beautiful island of Taboga, in order to fill fresh water and rob the inhabitants.
• When the buccaneers caught sight of Panama, they were probably between that city and the islands of Perico and Tobagilla.
• On our trip from Panama seven or more had died and been buried at sea, but the remainder of us were quite safe and sound.
• According to the evidence which Chisholm had got from the British Linen Bank at Peebles, John Phillips had certainly come from Panama.
• Besides these, Gaspar de Espinosa had brought some troops from Panama, and Diego de Avala had brought others from Nicaragua.
• I had the chills and fever all the way up, from the effects of the Panama fever.
• The Spanish soldiers overhauled the Panama prize and gladly gave up the pursuit.
• CHAPTER VII THE WAY BY PANAMA Of the three roads to California that by Panama was the most obvious, the shortest, and therefore the most crowded.
• The scientific researches in the last two decades of the nineteenth century made possible the completion of the Panama Canal.
• There the first city was founded by the conquerors of the new world, which still bears the name of Panama.
• His raid on Panama was extraordinary for the endurance of his men.

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