Alameda is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ALAMEDA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Spanish) a public walkway between rows of poplar trees
• (in Spain and Spanish-speaking areas) a public walkway or promenade, shaded with trees.
• public walk lined with trees
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a shaded walkway

Words related to ALAMEDA

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Words that contain ALAMEDA

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How to use ALAMEDA in a sentence

• Not a speck of vapor blurred the spotless crystal of the sky, as I walked along the hanging paths of the Alameda.
• Except along the Alameda, which fronts the bay, the exterior of the city has an aspect of neglect and desertion.
• The boat stops below the Alameda, where the passengers are received by Custom-House officers, who, in my case, did not verify the stories told of them in Cadiz.
• Here and there a palm rose from an opening, and the dusty green of the alameda broke the monotony of the flat roofs and straight, blank walls that gave the town an Eastern look.
• In front, small palms, and eucalyptus lined the dusty alameda, where groups of citizens walked up and down.
• When he had smoked his cigarette he crossed the street to the alameda and went up a broad walk beneath the trees.
• He was older now and had not been much embarrassed in the alameda, although he nearly picked up the flower.
• The moon was high and clear, but the black shadows of the trees fell upon the walk through the alameda and there were not many people about.
• Kit would sooner not have crossed the alameda, although this was his nearest way, but thought he had better do so.
• Nobody was near him, although he heard voices across the alameda, and he stood for a few moments, thinking, while his heart beat.
• For all that, he was glad to leave the alameda and turn up a street.
• Because of prior conviction he was serving fifty years for highway robbery committed on the streets of Alameda.
• Across the Bay, in Alameda and Marin counties, and down the peninsula are any number of country clubs.
• Kent flipped a figurative coin, and gave the order for Alameda Square.
• He had gone late to the house in Alameda Square, knowing that Portia had dinner guests.
• The evening was still young when Kent reached the house in Alameda Square.
• I resolved at the earliest opportunity I had of a private interview with him, to allude to what I had overheard on the Alameda.
• The insects mentioned in these pages are those of Alameda County, California, but members of the same families will be found in or beside almost any brook, East or West.
• Biddle Bishop, the Don Antonio of the Cervantes booth, who was drowned in the Alameda baths.
• In the first part of May my son, William, moved from Alameda to Oakland and I left the Thirteenth street home and joined his family at 324 Tenth street, in one of the Tutt flats.
• In 1898 the First Congregational Church of Alameda made offers that, added to the comfort of being at home and free from travel across the bay, were accepted, and Mr.
• Those were happy hours but they too soon came to an end for he had built a home in Alameda for his old age.
• He was actively employed for several years after that period but has retired and lives in Alameda.
• He was in the library of an Alameda county lawyer, host of the Stanley and the Windham families.
• At Alameda, on the bay opposite San Francisco, a score of chimneys were shaken down and other injuries done.
• Alderman First crop of radishes and lettuce at the Alameda Park School, Portland, Oregon, June, 1916.

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