Vera is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VERA in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• very, also VERRA
• plant substance used in skin and hair preparations
, [SCOT.]:
• very.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• aloe veraplant substance used in skin and hair preparations

Words that contain VERA

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How to use VERA in a sentence

• In the spring of 1914 the Dresden was on the Caribbean station, and was lying off Tampico when the American forces captured Vera Cruz.
• Boncour is ill, the maid knows nothing at all about it, and Vera Lytton is dead.
• But Halsey Post was an old friend of both Vera and Mr.
• There fell an uncomfortable silence, during which Vera gradually remembered her dignity and at length laid the flowers aside.
• They went for a long motor-ride when the meal was over, but at the end of it, it seemed to Vera that they had talked solely of her affairs throughout.
• Juan de Vera was not only a very devout man, and one much given to prayer, but a man who caused all his household to be the same.
• Remesal wrote that this book was printed by Francisco de Vera, and the book itself bears the name of Juan.
• Scott landed his army near the Island of Sacrificios without opposition, and immediately invested Vera Cruz, which surrendered after a short siege and bombardment.
• The manner in which Scott handled his troops in the various battles on his line of march from Vera Cruz to the capital, proved him to be one of the best generals of the age.
• One letter was written from Vera Cruz and the other from the City of Mexico.
• After a few weeks of negotiation, during which Huerta was forced out of power, American forces were withdrawn from Vera Cruz and the incident closed.
• Thus Vera came, and found him in the field, And knew him by the pity in his face.
• I meant to but I forgot it, because I was so pleased with Vera.
• She was eager to take Vera into her own hands, but no wonder Gladys liked to hold her when she had only had her such a short time.
• He was a nice-looking, strong boy, but he had made fun of Vera.
• Gladys turned over and looked at Vera, pretty and innocent, her eyes closed and her lips parted over little white teeth.
• In 1572 he burnt Porto Bello, and a year later sacked Vera Cruz.
• Reaching the top of the hill, they found a space, from which they could see clear across the valley through which ran the railroad from Santa Lucrecia to Vera Cruz.
• Admiral Fletcher had no right to seize the German ship, so he determined to seize the port of Vera Cruz.
• But new troubles began when Hawkins, trying to leave the West Indies, was blown back by a hurricane into Vera Cruz, then known as San Juan de Ulua.
• And now, O God! what torment, what trouble! Evidently Vera Doukhova was a revolutionist and imprisoned as such.
• Nekhludoff took leave of Vera Doukhova and went to the door, where he stopped to watch what was going on.
• Among those on the Castilian side were Diego de Paredes and Diego de Vera, men who had won renown in the Moorish wars.
• Between Vera Cruz and the upland lies a level plain, sixty miles broad, and covered with tropical forest.
• There were Americans on shore who had crossed over from Vera Cruz for the purpose of taking this steamer.
• The historic Vera Cruz was fifteen miles north of this harbor.
• He has a large following, even here in Vera Cruz, where he maintains his little force of spies and assassins.
• Not a man of the Vera Cruz police force was in sight, to whom to turn the wretch over, so Darrin flung the fellow from him.
• Another day passed, and Vera Cruz, now completely occupied by the Americans, had ceased to be a battle ground.
• Slidell arrived at Vera Cruz on the 30th of November, and was courteously received by the authorities of that city.
• Upon the receipt of this note our naval force was promptly withdrawn from Vera Cruz.
• The President also sent General Scott against the city of Mexico and Vera Cruz and Cerro Gordo.
• As to what he calls the Port of Vera Cruz, I understand that to be the anchorage at the head of the bay, which in some places may extend farther off than where our boats landed.
• The route was the great national road from Vera Cruz to Mexico.

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