used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
a native or inhabitant of the United States
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound
From this reading The train rolled into Merida and halted under the walls of an old convent that has been converted into a public hospital.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading As the passengers emerged from the station Frank and Fred were impressed with the listlessness of the cab-drivers, who did not seem to care whether they obtained customers or not.
in a state of sleep
From this reading They stood or sat idly near their vehicles, and one was sound asleep on his box, where he evidently did not wish to be disturbed for so trivial a matter as earning a living.
ASSEMBLAGEnounUS /əˈsemblədʒ/
a group of persons together in one place
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading They stood or sat idly near their vehicles, and one was sound asleep on his box, where he evidently did not wish to be disturbed for so trivial a matter as earning a living.
beenauxiliary verbUS /bɪn/
the past participle of “be”
From this reading The train rolled into Merida and halted under the walls of an old convent that has been converted into a public hospital.
a (usually rectangular) container; may have a lid
From this reading They stood or sat idly near their vehicles, and one was sound asleep on his box, where he evidently did not wish to be disturbed for so trivial a matter as earning a living.
BREAKFASTING
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From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
plural of “building” — a structure that has a roof and walls and stands more or less permanently in one place
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
cab-drivers
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From this reading As the passengers emerged from the station Frank and Fred were impressed with the listlessness of the cab-drivers, who did not seem to care whether they obtained customers or not.
CALESA
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From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
the work of providing treatment for or attending to someone or something
From this reading As the passengers emerged from the station Frank and Fred were impressed with the listlessness of the cab-drivers, who did not seem to care whether they obtained customers or not.
carriagesnounUS /ˈkærɪdʒɪz/
plural of “carriage” — a railcar where passengers ride
From this reading The carriages in waiting were of various kinds.
CASA
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From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
CHARACTERISTICSnounUS /ˌkerəktərˈɪstɪks/
plural of “characteristic” — a prominent attribute or aspect of something
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
a large and densely populated urban area; may include several independent administrative districts
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
conventnounUS /ˈkɑːnvənt/
a religious residence especially for nuns
From this reading The train rolled into Merida and halted under the walls of an old convent that has been converted into a public hospital.
convertedverbUS /kənˈvɜːrtɪd/
past form of “convert” — change from one system to another or to a new plan or policy
From this reading The train rolled into Merida and halted under the walls of an old convent that has been converted into a public hospital.
CONVEYANCES
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From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
COUNTERPARTnounUS /ˈkaʊntərpɑːrt/
a person or thing having the same function or characteristics as another
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
customersnounUS /ˈkʌstəmərz/
plural of “customer” — someone who pays for goods or services
From this reading As the passengers emerged from the station Frank and Fred were impressed with the listlessness of the cab-drivers, who did not seem to care whether they obtained customers or not.
DESIGNATINGverbUS /ˈdezɪɡneɪtɪŋ/
-ing form of “designate” — assign a name or title to
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
didauxiliary verbUS /dɪd/
the past form of “do”, used in questions and negatives
From this reading As the passengers emerged from the station Frank and Fred were impressed with the listlessness of the cab-drivers, who did not seem to care whether they obtained customers or not.
having the place or position changed
From this reading They stood or sat idly near their vehicles, and one was sound asleep on his box, where he evidently did not wish to be disturbed for so trivial a matter as earning a living.
put on clothes
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
earningverbUS /ˈɜːrnɪŋ/
-ing form of “earn” — earn on some commercial or business transaction; earn as salary or wages
From this reading They stood or sat idly near their vehicles, and one was sound asleep on his box, where he evidently did not wish to be disturbed for so trivial a matter as earning a living.
emergedverbUS /ɪˈmɜːrdʒd/
past form of “emerge” — come out into view, as from concealment
From this reading As the passengers emerged from the station Frank and Fred were impressed with the listlessness of the cab-drivers, who did not seem to care whether they obtained customers or not.
EUCHREnounUS /ˈjuːkər/
a card game similar to ecarte; each player is dealt 5 cards and the player making trump must take 3 tricks to win a hand
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
unmistakably (“plain” is often used informally for “plainly”)
From this reading They stood or sat idly near their vehicles, and one was sound asleep on his box, where he evidently did not wish to be disturbed for so trivial a matter as earning a living.
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading They stood or sat idly near their vehicles, and one was sound asleep on his box, where he evidently did not wish to be disturbed for so trivial a matter as earning a living.
FOUNDEDverbUS /ˈfaʊndɪd/
past form of “found” — set up or found
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
characterized by directness in manner or speech; without subtlety or evasion
From this reading As the passengers emerged from the station Frank and Fred were impressed with the listlessness of the cab-drivers, who did not seem to care whether they obtained customers or not.
Fred
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From this reading As the passengers emerged from the station Frank and Fred were impressed with the listlessness of the cab-drivers, who did not seem to care whether they obtained customers or not.
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading As the passengers emerged from the station Frank and Fred were impressed with the listlessness of the cab-drivers, who did not seem to care whether they obtained customers or not.
GAMBLINGnounUS /ˈɡæmbəlɪŋ/
the act of playing for stakes in the hope of winning (including the payment of a price for a chance to win a prize)
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
a contest with rules to determine a winner
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
past form of “halt” — cause to stop
From this reading The train rolled into Merida and halted under the walls of an old convent that has been converted into a public hospital.
hasauxiliary verbUS /hæz/
the form of “have” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading The train rolled into Merida and halted under the walls of an old convent that has been converted into a public hospital.
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading They stood or sat idly near their vehicles, and one was sound asleep on his box, where he evidently did not wish to be disturbed for so trivial a matter as earning a living.
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading They stood or sat idly near their vehicles, and one was sound asleep on his box, where he evidently did not wish to be disturbed for so trivial a matter as earning a living.
a health facility where patients receive treatment
From this reading The train rolled into Merida and halted under the walls of an old convent that has been converted into a public hospital.
HOW
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From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
idlyadverbUS /ˈaɪdli/
in an idle manner
From this reading They stood or sat idly near their vehicles, and one was sound asleep on his box, where he evidently did not wish to be disturbed for so trivial a matter as earning a living.
deeply or markedly affected or influenced
From this reading As the passengers emerged from the station Frank and Fred were impressed with the listlessness of the cab-drivers, who did not seem to care whether they obtained customers or not.
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
plural of “indian” — a native or inhabitant of India
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
intoprepositionUS /ˈɪntuː/
moving to the inside of something
From this reading The train rolled into Merida and halted under the walls of an old convent that has been converted into a public hospital.
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
plural of “kind” — a category of things distinguished by some common characteristic or quality
From this reading The carriages in waiting were of various kinds.
a white soft metallic element that tarnishes readily; occurs in rare earth minerals and is usually classified as a rare earth
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
listlessnessnoun
a feeling of lack of interest or energy
From this reading As the passengers emerged from the station Frank and Fred were impressed with the listlessness of the cab-drivers, who did not seem to care whether they obtained customers or not.
the experience of being alive; the course of human events and activities
From this reading They stood or sat idly near their vehicles, and one was sound asleep on his box, where he evidently did not wish to be disturbed for so trivial a matter as earning a living.
LOTERIA
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From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
social deportment
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
the world of commercial activity where goods and services are bought and sold
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
a vaguely specified concern
From this reading They stood or sat idly near their vehicles, and one was sound asleep on his box, where he evidently did not wish to be disturbed for so trivial a matter as earning a living.
MAYAnounUS /ˈmaɪə/
a member of an American Indian people of Yucatan and Belize and Guatemala who had a culture (which reached its peak between AD 300 and 900) characterized by outstanding architecture and pottery and astronomy
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
MEDIO
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From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
MERIDAnounUS /mərˈiːdə/
the capital of the Mexican state of Yucatan
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
MESTIZOnounUS /meˈstiːzoʊ/
a person of mixed racial ancestry (especially mixed European and Native American ancestry)
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
MESTIZOS
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From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
MODEnounUS /moʊd/
how something is done or how it happens
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
MUNICIPALadjectiveUS /mjuːˈnɪsəpəl/
relating or belonging to or characteristic of a municipality
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
near in time or place or relationship
From this reading They stood or sat idly near their vehicles, and one was sound asleep on his box, where he evidently did not wish to be disturbed for so trivial a matter as earning a living.
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading As the passengers emerged from the station Frank and Fred were impressed with the listlessness of the cab-drivers, who did not seem to care whether they obtained customers or not.
past form of “obtain” — come into possession of
From this reading As the passengers emerged from the station Frank and Fred were impressed with the listlessness of the cab-drivers, who did not seem to care whether they obtained customers or not.
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
(used especially of persons) having lived for a relatively long time or attained a specific age
From this reading The train rolled into Merida and halted under the walls of an old convent that has been converted into a public hospital.
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading They stood or sat idly near their vehicles, and one was sound asleep on his box, where he evidently did not wish to be disturbed for so trivial a matter as earning a living.
used to mean any person in general, including the speaker
From this reading They stood or sat idly near their vehicles, and one was sound asleep on his box, where he evidently did not wish to be disturbed for so trivial a matter as earning a living.
used to join alternatives or possibilities
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
plural of “passenger” — a traveler riding in a vehicle (a boat or bus or car or plane or train etc) who is not operating it
From this reading As the passengers emerged from the station Frank and Fred were impressed with the listlessness of the cab-drivers, who did not seem to care whether they obtained customers or not.
(plural) any group of human beings (men or women or children) collectively
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
PLANTverbUS /plænt/
put or set (seeds, seedlings, or plants) into the ground
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
(of games) engaged in
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
regarded with great favor, approval, or affection especially by the general public
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
concerned with actual use or practice
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
pleasing by delicacy or grace; not imposing
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
people in general considered as a whole
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
one of four equal parts
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
any competition
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
RAILWAY-STATION
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From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
RESTAURANTnounUS /ˈrestərɑːnt/
a building where people go to eat
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
sit and travel on the back of animal, usually while controlling its motions
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
especially of petals or leaves in bud; having margins rolled inward
From this reading The train rolled into Merida and halted under the walls of an old convent that has been converted into a public hospital.
the seventh and last day of the week; observed as the Sabbath by Jews and some Christians
From this reading They stood or sat idly near their vehicles, and one was sound asleep on his box, where he evidently did not wish to be disturbed for so trivial a matter as earning a living.
plural of “scene” — the place where some action occurs
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
give a certain impression or have a certain outward aspect
From this reading As the passengers emerged from the station Frank and Fred were impressed with the listlessness of the cab-drivers, who did not seem to care whether they obtained customers or not.
for that reason; with the result that
From this reading They stood or sat idly near their vehicles, and one was sound asleep on his box, where he evidently did not wish to be disturbed for so trivial a matter as earning a living.
the particular auditory effect produced by a given cause
From this reading They stood or sat idly near their vehicles, and one was sound asleep on his box, where he evidently did not wish to be disturbed for so trivial a matter as earning a living.
SPANIARDSnounUS /ˈspænjərdz/
plural of “spaniard” — a native or inhabitant of Spain
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
a facility equipped with special equipment and personnel for a particular purpose
From this reading As the passengers emerged from the station Frank and Fred were impressed with the listlessness of the cab-drivers, who did not seem to care whether they obtained customers or not.
Maintained an upright posture.
From this reading They stood or sat idly near their vehicles, and one was sound asleep on his box, where he evidently did not wish to be disturbed for so trivial a matter as earning a living.
plural of “street” — a thoroughfare (usually including sidewalks) that is lined with buildings
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading The train rolled into Merida and halted under the walls of an old convent that has been converted into a public hospital.
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
belonging to the people or things already mentioned
From this reading They stood or sat idly near their vehicles, and one was sound asleep on his box, where he evidently did not wish to be disturbed for so trivial a matter as earning a living.
the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading As the passengers emerged from the station Frank and Fred were impressed with the listlessness of the cab-drivers, who did not seem to care whether they obtained customers or not.
from one end or side of something to the other
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading As the passengers emerged from the station Frank and Fred were impressed with the listlessness of the cab-drivers, who did not seem to care whether they obtained customers or not.
create by training and teaching
From this reading The train rolled into Merida and halted under the walls of an old convent that has been converted into a public hospital.
trivialadjectiveUS /ˈtrɪviəl/
(informal) small and of little importance
From this reading They stood or sat idly near their vehicles, and one was sound asleep on his box, where he evidently did not wish to be disturbed for so trivial a matter as earning a living.
underprepositionUS /ˈʌndər/
below or beneath something; less than
From this reading The train rolled into Merida and halted under the walls of an old convent that has been converted into a public hospital.
USESnounUS /ˈjuːsəz/
plural of “use” — the act of using
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
of many different kinds purposefully arranged but lacking any uniformity
From this reading The carriages in waiting were of various kinds.
vehiclesnounUS /ˈviːhɪkəlz/
plural of “vehicle” — a conveyance that transports people or objects
From this reading They stood or sat idly near their vehicles, and one was sound asleep on his box, where he evidently did not wish to be disturbed for so trivial a matter as earning a living.
the act of waiting (remaining inactive in one place while expecting something)
From this reading The carriages in waiting were of various kinds.
plural of “wall” — an architectural partition with a height and length greater than its thickness; used to divide or enclose an area or to support another structure
From this reading The train rolled into Merida and halted under the walls of an old convent that has been converted into a public hospital.
WASauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/
the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading As the passengers emerged from the station Frank and Fred were impressed with the listlessness of the cab-drivers, who did not seem to care whether they obtained customers or not.
at the time that
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
in or at the place that
From this reading They stood or sat idly near their vehicles, and one was sound asleep on his box, where he evidently did not wish to be disturbed for so trivial a matter as earning a living.
used to introduce two or more possibilities
From this reading As the passengers emerged from the station Frank and Fred were impressed with the listlessness of the cab-drivers, who did not seem to care whether they obtained customers or not.
which person or people
From this reading As the passengers emerged from the station Frank and Fred were impressed with the listlessness of the cab-drivers, who did not seem to care whether they obtained customers or not.
hope for; have a wish
From this reading They stood or sat idly near their vehicles, and one was sound asleep on his box, where he evidently did not wish to be disturbed for so trivial a matter as earning a living.
in the company of; together with
From this reading As the passengers emerged from the station Frank and Fred were impressed with the listlessness of the cab-drivers, who did not seem to care whether they obtained customers or not.
plural of “woman” — an adult female person (as opposed to a man)
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
YUCATANnounUS /ˈjuːkətæn/
a state of Mexico on the northern part of the Yucatan Peninsula
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
YUCATEO
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From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.
YUCCAnounUS /ˈjʌkə/
any of several evergreen plants of the genus Yucca having usually tall stout stems and a terminal cluster of white flowers; warmer regions of North America
From this reading RAILWAY-STATION AT MERIDA.--PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.--THE _CALESA_.--A RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS.--WHEN MERIDA WAS FOUNDED.--PRACTICAL MODE OF DESIGNATING STREETS.--PUBLIC BUILDINGS.--_CASA MUNICIPAL_.--DRESS AND MANNERS OF THE PEOPLE.--INDIANS, SPANIARDS, AND MESTIZOS.--A CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN.--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAYA RACE.--THE MESTIZO QUARTER.--SCENES IN THE MARKET.--BREAKFASTING AT A MEDIO RESTAURANT.--EUCHRE OR YUCCA.--USES OF THE YUCCA PLANT.--GAMBLING IN YUCATAN.--_LA LOTERIA_; HOW IT IS PLAYED.--AMERICAN COUNTERPART OF THE YUCATEO GAME.--A POPULAR ASSEMBLAGE.