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7 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
11 points in WWF

Definitions for SENECAS in dictionary:

NOUN:

SENECA, a North American milkwort, or its root, used medicinally, also SENEGA
a member of an American Indian people that was one of the five nations comprising the original Iroquois confederacy.
the Iroquoian language of the Seneca, now with few speakers.
A tribe of Indians who formerly inhabited a part of Western New York. This tribe was the most numerous and most warlike of the Five Nations.

ADJECTIVE:

relating to the Seneca or their language.

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How to use SENECAS in a sentence

Different tribes, of course, carry bows of different lengths, the Senecas having the longest.
In respect to all the tribes except the Senecas the result of this application has been entirely satisfactory.
A majority of the chiefs of each of the tribes of New York Indians signed the treaty in council, except the Senecas.
They were met by the Mohawks, Onondagas, and Senecas, and British loyalists, lying in ambush on the banks of the Oriskany, eight miles from the fort.
But the result, in the case of the Senecas and other remnants of the ancient Iroquois, does not sustain this theory.
He was an adopted member of the Senecas, among whom he spent nearly forty years of his life, thus having unequalled opportunities for observation and study.
Then later with the Iroquois, as far west as the country of the Senecas.
Whenever the Senecas came to a habitation, they drew up the canoes and carried them overland, far distant into the forest, making a half-circuit of the point.
They were taken by a roving band of Senecas, of whom nothing has been heard.
One day he was visited by a party of Senecas, who told him of a river, which they called the Ohio, so great that many months were required to traverse it.

It was significant that the Senecas had allowed Singing Arrow to go unbound.
With part of the Senecas in the French camp, we Frenchmen would be spared for a time.
The Baron and his followers met them at the beach and rushed the Senecas into the Huron camp.
There were Ottawas, Hurons, and the party of Senecas.
But I dared not be too elated, for we had yet the Senecas to deal with.
Pemaou and Starling are in league, and they go to the Senecas because they hope to make terms on behalf of the English with the western tribes.
All the Senecas were dead or captured and our total loss, French and savage, was only seventy-five men.
I do wish though that the Senecas would take it into their heads to move their village farther away.
Lytle conjectured that those into whose hands she and her children had fallen were Senecas.
Some circumstances having occurred to throw suspicion upon the Senecas, the party soon directed their search among the villages of that tribe.
The time at length arrived when, her heart bounding with joy, little Nelly was placed on horseback to accompany her Indian brother to the Great Council of the Senecas.
I could tell her some good stories of Indians for in boyhood I had lived near a reservation of Senecas, at that time to a large extent, in their primitive state.
As a small boy he had been captured by the Senecas and held in the tribe a year and two months.
He addressed them in the dialect of the Senecas, that being the one with which he was most familiar.
Mohawks, Cagnawagas, Senecas, Algonquins and Hurons were thick in the bush and all on the warpath.
The Senecas had been the worst offenders, having spilled the blood of every white family in their reach.
The warrior failed to win the heart of the dusky maiden, and goaded to desperation, entered the Senecas country by night, and carried off the lady.
A year later the Wyandots, equipped with light birch canoes, set out to defeat the Senecas, and succeeded in inducing them to give combat on the water.
The Senecas made a fatal mistake and came out to meet the enemy in their clumsily-constructed boats hollowed out of the trunks of trees.
At the critical period he succeeded in keeping the Six Nations loyal, save for the Senecas.
The Wyandots of Sandusky Bay, at the south-west corner of Lake Erie, had about two hundred warriors, and were in alliance with the Senecas and Delawares.
Almost directly south of Fort Niagara, by the upper waters of the Genesee and Alleghany rivers, lay the homes of the Senecas, one of the Six Nations.
But the Senecas and the Delawares, with their allies of the Ohio valley, regarded it as a war for their lands.
The Senecas claimed the territory about Niagara, and the invasion of their land had greatly irritated them.
Thus, early in 1764, through the energy and diplomacy of Sir William Johnson, the powerful Senecas were brought to terms.
Within the tract of land claimed by the Wyandots, a number of Senecas are settled.

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