Nova is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NOVA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an exploding star
• a star showing a sudden large increase in brightness and then slowly returning to its original state over a few months.
• a star that ejects some of its material in the form of a cloud and become more luminous in the process
• type of star
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a type of star

Words related to NOVA

novae8 novas8

Words that contain NOVA

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How to use NOVA in a sentence

• The persons more generally fixed upon for colonists, were such Negroes, with their wives and families, as chose to abandon their habitations in Nova Scotia.
• The most interesting of these settlements was that at Shelburne, which is situated at the south-west corner of Nova Scotia, on one of the finest harbours of the Atlantic seaboard.
• The arrangements which the government of Nova Scotia had made for the reception of this vast army of people were sadly inadequate.
• A bridge of granite has been long talked of to connect Villa Nova and Oporto, but the funds are not yet forthcoming, and the expense will be considerable.
• When I think that before long the Nautilus will be by Nova Scotia, and that there near New foundland is a large bay, and into that bay the St.
• The Captain judged his vessel to be on the east coast of Nova Scotia.
• What a pity he did not induce some of these English Lords to accompany him and spend a winter with him in the wilds of Nova Scotia.
• I contented myself with asking how he intended to begin his operations, to which I was answered in two Latin words, de nova.
• Brother left here yesterday in the Vanderdecken yacht for Nova Scotia.
• Bailly rather places that nation at Spitzbergen, Greenland, or Nova Zembla, whose climate may have changed.
• On the 25th of March, 1609, Hudson set sail in this vessel from Amsterdam, and steered directly for the coast of Nova Zembla.
• As soon as the other vessels arrived, their wives and children followed, and the whole were transported from Nova Scotia.
• This letter of credit, which only awaits your signature before a notary, will, if deposited with the bank of Nova Scotia in St.
• The capital of Nova Scotia marks the half-way point between New York and St.
• In 1749 Governor Cornwallis brought some 4,000 disbanded soldiers to Nova Scotia and founded Halifax.
• In 1769 the island was separated from Nova Scotia and granted a distinct government, although its total population at the time did not exceed one hundred and fifty families.
• By 1838 the population of the five provinces of Upper Canada, Lower Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island had reached about 1,400,000 souls.
• He made his voyage in 1524 and sailed along the coast from the Cape Fear River to Nova Scotia.
• Quarterly Report of the Chief Gold-Commissioner of the Province of Nova Scotia.
• Acadia, now known as Nova Scotia, was settled by the French in 1607.

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