Rabat is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RABAT in dictionary:

VERB:
• (French) to rotate into coincidence with another plane, also RABATTE
• rotate so that the plane rotated coincides with another
NOUN:
• the capital of Morocco, an industrial port on the Atlantic Coast; population 1,787,300 (est. 2009). It was founded as a military fort in the 12th century by the Almohads.
• A polishing material made of potter\'s clay that has failed in baking.
• the capital of Morocco; located in the northwestern on the Atlantic coast
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a dickey attached to a clerical collar

Words related to RABAT

rabatment13 rabatments14 rabats8 rabatte9 rabatted11 rabatting12 rabattings13

Words that contain RABAT

rabato8 rabats8 rabatos9 rabatte9 rabatine10 rabatoes10 rabatted11 rabattes10 rabatines11 rabatment13 rabatting12 rabatments14 rabattings13 rabattement15 rabattements16

How to use RABAT in a sentence

• The famous Sultan, Almanzor, intended that Rabat should be his capital.
• Its traffic is principally with Rabat, but there is also some export trade to foreign parts.
• There can be no doubt that the imports and exports at Rabat would greatly increase, if the present high duties were reduced, and Government monopolies abolished.
• The residence of the foreign consuls was first at Rabat, then at Tangier.
• It was not until dusk that we reached Rabat Kerim, a small mud village, with a filthy windowless post-house.
• Every detail of our trip from Tangier to Rabat had been carefully planned to keep us in unbroken contact with civilization.
• Below its gates a stretch of waste land, endlessly trailed over by mules and camels, sloped down to the mouth of the Bou-Regreg, the blue-brown river dividing it from Rabat.
• Across the river the native town of Rabat lay piled up on an orange-red cliff beaten by the Atlantic.
• The European town of Rabat, a rapidly developing community, lies almost wholly outside the walls of the old Arab city.
• In truth the only life in her is centred in the market-place outside the walls, where big expanding Rabat goes on certain days to provision herself.
• The ruins of Chella lie on the farther side of the plateau above the native town of Rabat.
• II VOLUBILIS, MOULAY IDRISS AND MEKNEZ I VOLUBILIS One day before sunrise we set out from Rabat for the ruins of Roman Volubilis.
• Our way led along the highroad from Rabat to the modern port of Kenitra, near the ruins of the Phenician colony of Mehedyia.
• The sun was already beating down on the great plain thronged with horsemen and with the native population of Rabat on mule-back and foot.
• In the tent nearest the opening, against a background of embroidered hangings, a circle of majestic turbaned old men squatted placidly on Rabat rugs.
• Farther off, a pall of red vapour veiled the gallop of the last horsemen wheeling away toward Rabat.
• This time it was to see a company of officers in brilliant uniforms advancing at a trot across the plain from Rabat.
• Worst of all must be the fate of those who go from tents and cedar forests, or from some sea-blown garden above Rabat, into one of the houses of Old Fez.
• The walls of Rabat are nearly two miles in circumference, and fortified by several square towers.
• We shall soon come into the frame of mind of the Sultan of Morocco when he camped in the Vale of Rabat.

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