Ute is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UTE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Australian slang) a utility vehicle, a small truck
• a member of an American Indian people living chiefly in Colorado, Utah, and New Mexico.
• the Uto-Aztecan language of the Ute, now with few speakers.
• a member of the Shoshonean people of Utah and Colorado and New Mexico
• the Shoshonean language spoken by the Utes
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to the Ute or their language.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as utility

Words related to UTE

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Words that contain UTE

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How to use UTE in a sentence

• Then, sometimes leading, and sometimes carrying him, for Osito was very small, he set out for the Ute encampment.
• Three hours out of Dry Bottom he had struck the Ute trail and was loping his pony through a cottonwood that skirted the river.
• The Hano claim that they came to Tusayan only after repeated solicitation by the Walpi, at a time when the latter were much harassed by the Ute and Apache.
• Similar heaps marked the places where other Ute were killed as they fled before the Hano, but not far from the San Juan the last one was killed.
• Tewa conflict with the Ute 36 Tewa, language of the 37 Tewa.
• This canyon wall is located north of the Ute Mountain.
• They then visited Ute Mountain and gave to it two songs and prayers and dressed it in black beads.
• This region was roamed over by bands of renegade Ute and Navaho, who were constantly making trouble, and for fifteen years was apparently not visited by whites.
• Actuated by fear of the Ute and Comanche, and perhaps of the Spaniards, the inhabitants soon after moved to the top of the mesa, where they now are.
• We were now in the Ute Indian country, and at this time they were considered one of the most hostile tribes in the west.
• Of course there was no one in the company that knew what the Ute Indians were but Kit Carson.
• When we stopped at noon that day Carson told us as we sat eating our luncheon that we were now in the Ute country, and every one of us must keep a look out for himself.
• After crossing the Colorado river we came into the Ute country, but we traveled several days without seeing any of this tribe.
• In a few days we were in the Ute country, and we saw plenty of Indian sign every day.
• I think it was on one of the tributaries of the Green river we were traveling along one afternoon, we came in sight of a band of Ute Indians.
• We knew we would be in the heart of the Ute country for the next hundred miles, so we decided to do our traveling in the night and lay over and rest in the daytime.
• Every thing worked smoothly for the next three days, and then we were in the Ute country, and there were also a great many Buffalo scattered all through the country.
• But little did I think that you would have the honor of killing a Ute Chief and capturing his war bonnet.
• Men were reduced to eating skins of slaughtered animals, the raw hides from the roofs of houses, and even a wild root dug by the miserable Ute Indians.
• From Vergen, Kriemhild and her escort journeyed on to Passau, where they were warmly welcomed and hospitably entertained by good Bishop Pilgrim, brother of Queen Ute.
• She lived with her mother Queen Ute and her three brothers King Gunther, King Gernot, and King Giselher.
• As the royal ships drew near, Queen Ute and the Princess Kriemhild, accompanied by many a gallant knight, rode along the banks of the Rhine to greet Queen Brunhild.
• Courteously did Queen Ute welcome the stranger, while Kriemhild kissed her and clasped her in her arms.
• Queen Ute and her daughter went to their own apartments, while the King with Brunhild went into the banquet-hall where the wedding-feast was spread.

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