Vega is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VEGA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Spanish) a low fertile plain; a tobacco field
• (in Spain and Spanish America) a large grassy plain or valley.
• the fifth-brightest star in the sky, and the brightest in the constellation Lyra, overhead in summer to observers in the northern hemisphere.
• tobacco plantation
• A brilliant star of the first magnitude, the brightest of those constituting the constellation Lyra.
• prolific Spanish playwright (1562-1635)
• the brightest star in the constellation Lyra
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a large plain or valley

Words related to VEGA

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Words that contain VEGA

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How to use VEGA in a sentence

• Continuation of the history of Peru, extracted from the Commentaries of Garcilosso de la Vega.
• Valera, Blas Vega, Garcillaso, de la Vega, Nunez de la Veitia Waitz, Th.
• Era una tarde serena, Doraba el sol de occidente Del Tajo la vega amena, Y apoyada en una almena 25 Miraba Ines la corriente.
• Don Juan Ronquillo heard of the disaster of Don Juan de la Vega, and set out in pursuit of the enemy.
• And who above held the balances even and neither sorrowed nor was feverishly elated but went his own way could only be seen from the Vega like a dream or a line from a poet.
• There rose a cry, it was so beautiful! The Admiral named it Vega Real, the Royal Plain.
• There was a battle in the Vega that ended as it must end.
• There he, in company with another auditor, tortured Juan de la Vega until they broke his arm, which caused a great public scandal.
• Charge of the war was given to General Don Juan de Vega, son of Doctor Don Juan de Vega, auditor of Manila.
• In the beginning of the seventeenth century Garcilaso de la Vega, the historian of Peru, tells of the astonishing power of a love song played on a flute.
• Towards the north-west is the brilliant Capella, and towards the north-east the equally brilliant Vega, beneath which, and somewhat northerly, is the cross in Cygnus.
• In an ordinary telescope Vega appears as a single star, but with a large object-glass two distant small companions are seen.
• I imagine that all these stars, and others which can be seen in neighbouring fields, indicate the association of Vega with the neighbouring stream of the Milky Way.
• Some consider Vega the most brilliant star in the northern heavens, while others assign the superiority to Capella.
• Lope de Vega, sketch of the life and works of, 319.
• Jago de la Vega, and convicted on November 28th, 1720.
• Jago de la Vega, which he took after a hard fight and with the loss of some forty of his men.
• Jago de la Vega in Jamaica, and on November 28th, 1720, was convicted, but died in prison soon after of a violent fever.
• Such is precisely the much discussed statement that Garcilasso de la Vega says he often heard from the native Peruvians.
• Granada subsisted on the broad and fertile vega or plain surrounding it, a region marvellously productive in grain and fruits and rich in cattle and sheep.
• He made forays from the mountains into the plain, penetrating into the vega and boldly venturing even to the walls of Granada.
• Suddenly De la Vega shook from head to foot, and snatched the knife from his belt.
• The girl soon died, her end, no doubt, being hastened by the brutal cruelty of de Vega.
• Don Juan de la Vega, son of Auditor Vega, likewise a person of tender years, has another company.
• On the broad plains of the Vega Real the Spaniards found an immense number of Indians collected together, amounting, it is said, to one hundred thousand men.

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