Senor is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SENOR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Spanish) a Spanish gentleman
• a title or form of address used of or to a Spanish-speaking man, corresponding to Mr or sir
• a Spanish title or form of address for a man; similar to the English `Mr\' or `sir\'
• Spanish term of address equivalent to <em class="hi">sir or <em class="hi">Mr
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• Spanish term of address equivalent to sir or Mr

Words related to SENOR

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Words that contain SENOR

senora6 senors6 senoras7 senores7 senorita8 senoritas9

How to use SENOR in a sentence

• Commercial transactions brought me into intimate relations with Senor Gonsalez, a Spanish gentleman in St.
• So, finally, the Senor decided to adopt a new course of procedure.
• Without delay the Senor and his men coralled and killed a corresponding number of the Seris.
• Breakfast was speedily despatched, and Senor Cabanos y Carvajal followed as a matter of course.
• The clerk in the office simply knew that a stranger had called and sent a card to Senor Blanco, and that the two, after meeting, had left the hotel together.
• He therefore hastened to assure Senor Sagasta of his willingness to obey the wishes of the Government, and gave up his command in Cuba.
• It occurred to the senor that it would be easy to pull his gun, send a bullet through his companion, and gallop away.
• It will be remembered that something was said of Grace being privy to the nocturnal advances of Senor de Mendoza.
• The calmness of Senor Agurto was seen in that, at whose direction they cast lots to settle the controversy satisfactorily.
• I am poor, and I take my pay, but Senor Baeza will assure you that for twenty-five years I have been the friend of England.
• Plentee moneys shall you be supplied, Senor Galloway.
• Men turned from one to another to ask what the senor captain was saying.
• Senor Jerrera was the Spanish mining engineer who had been hustled into one of the craft manned by the mutineers.
• Senor Antonio Regidor was at the time residing in London.
• Also have I brought a letter from the Senor Weelson, and what remains of the gold the senor will find laid carefully in the midst of his clothing.
• Yet I think your language must lack expression, Senor Hunter.
• The senor knows well the saints had a hand in that, for hundreds of horses fall every day thus without hurt.
• Would the senor care to read it? No? The senor is welcome to read.
• I wish the Senor Allen to understand this, though it must he held a secret between us three.
• I think the low ceilings are not so good for your health, senor, as the sharp air of the mountains.
• But he fears Dona Erigida, senor, as he fears the devil.
• Fortune, however, so far favored him, as to send the young English Senor to the very spot, and there was therefore no occasion for his further interference.
• The guard, holding a black box in which was the skull of Senor Romeral, was awaiting us.
• Senor, do not think me ungrateful if you come into this tent, some morning, soon, and find my end of it deserted.
• Senor Agoncillo informs me by late mail that he will proceed at once to Washington to conclude the proposed treaty, if I advise.
• You, Senor Ware, are a representative of a race that has crossed the mountains into a new region.
• To his sovereign and his country Senor Canovas has ever been a most faithful servant.
• Su marido le refirio todo lo que pasaba y le hizo la presentacion del senor Jaime Olot.

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