Did you mean Mesa?
Definitions
Etymologies
- Spanish, table, mesa, from Old Spanish, table, from Latin mēnsa.
Examples
“The distinction between plateaus and mesas is vague; in fact, in local usage the term mesa is usually applied to all of these tables which do not carry volcanic mountains.”
“The good thing is Americans know and don't forget. brian in mesa”
“Anyone who abuses his wife and child is my kind of real man. brian in mesa”
“Maybe it is because they learned it at home. brian in mesa”
“He represents a real dark and evil side of American politics ... the fact that someone such as him can still hold his opinions and public office at the same time is a deep shame. brian in mesa”
“I came to the edge of a tall, flat piece of land called a mesa in Spanish.”
“To the Navajos who have dwelled for generations at its bottom, the mesa is the wounded center of their world.”
“This is sort of like a mesa, that is, a large formation that is formed by erosion, a steep sided hill in simple terms.”
“Somewhere out there on top of the mesa was the highest point in the state of Oklahoma.”
“Amid the boulders at the edge of the mesa was the mouth of a tunnel, leading down at a sharp angle.”
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These user-created lists contain the word ‘mesa’.
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Capitonyms or capitonyms
Capitonyms are, properly, words which change meaning and sound when they change case. This particular list may also erringly include words which change meaning, but not sound. These are improper. S...
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Visual landscapes
texture, stipple, variegated, topography, denuded, granular, pebbly, tundra, veldt, savannah, steppes, mesa and 5 more...
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Capitonyms, capitonyms
Words that change meaning when capitalized
worms, welsh, turkey, time, tangier, tang, slough, seat, scotch, scone, said, russian and 70 more...
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places
antananarivo, trincomalee, laboe, rarotonga, mesa, hinterland, sipapu, malpais, parramatta

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