Pintados is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PINTADOS in dictionary:

NOUN [PLURAL PIN·TA·DOS, PIN·TA·DOES.]:
• cero.
NOUN:
• PINTADO, a kind of petrel; the Cape guinea fowl, also PINTADA
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a large food fish

Words related to PINTADOS

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How to use PINTADOS in a sentence

• At this time the name of Negros was fixed, which even now is called Islas de los Pintados.
• During most seasons of the year the voyage from Macazar to the islands of Panay and the Pintados, or to this island, can be made.
• You mention the revolt and retreat to the hills of certain natives of the provinces of Pintados, Nueva Segovia, and Cambales, and the reason which you think they had for it.
• Its inhabitants are called Pintados, because they have various designs on their bodies, which they make with iron and fire.
• But they almost universally talk the Bisayan, which is common and peculiar to Zibu, the head of the other provinces called Pintados.
• An image of the Virgin Mary is seen to weep, as if lamenting the ravages made by pirates in the Pintados.
• I have busied him in the post of chief commandant of Pintados, and as my lieutenant in military matters of that province.
• The condition of the people will be described when I shall speak of all the Pintados in general, for they all are very similar.
• In this island are to be found very good gold mines, but they are not properly worked, for the Indians are all Pintados, and are very slothful.
• Like the Pintados, they are a sociable people, and observe the same customs.
• All the people of the Ylocos resemble the Pintados in their manner of living, but they eat raw meat.
• This witchery has done a great deal of harm among the Pintados, because the demon plays tricks on them.
• The mode of sacrifice was like that of the Pintados.
• Among the Moros there is precisely the same lack of government as among the Pintados.
• This policy was not in vogue among the Pintados, because no one of them was willing to recognize another as his superior.
• These Moros followed in their marriages the same customs as those of the Pintados, in giving the dowry.
• The Indians are Pintados, although under the jurisdiction of neither Cubu, Arevalo, nor Camarines.
• It is remarkable that in the Bisayan language of the Philippines the term for people so marked, whom the Spaniards call pintados, is batuc.
• He is also captain of the company of the presidio, and usually is supreme chief of all the Pintados.
• He founded the city of the Most Holy Name of Jesus in the provinces of the Pintados, and after that the city of Manila in the island of Luzon.
• The island of Panai, as I have already said, is in the province of the Pintados, in the diocese of Sebu.
• Bisaya is in use through all the islands of the Pintados, although in some of the villages therein the Harayan is spoken.
• There he filled successively the offices of Latin teacher at Manila, master of novices, and missionary to the Pintados.
• He acted as missionary to the Tagalos and the Pintados, and was superior of the Jesuit colleges at Manila and Cebu.
• He immediately sends more men to the garrisons in the Pintados, and takes other precautions.
• Leaving behind in Manila sufficient force for its defense, he went to the provinces of Pintados, where the fleet was collected, in the beginning of the year six hundred and six.
• The natives of the islands of Pintados, especially the women, are very vicious and sensual.
• The inhabitants of that city resisted him with greater courage than the Pintados, for they had artillery and a fort.
• He visited then the provinces of Pintados, and attended to the needs of those regions.
• The other two, under Captains Juan Guerra de Cervantes and Christoval de Villagrâ, were from the camp of Manila and the province of Pintados.
• South of this district lie the islands of Bicayas, or, as they are also called, Pintados.
• The men of the Society remained in the rest of those Pintados Islands, occupied as we have already seen.
• Before that, in the year six hundred and fourteen, the said Mindanao enemy captured in the islands of Pintados nine hundred odd Indians, of whom but few have been ransomed.

Similar words containing PINTADO without suffix s

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