mesa Definition
☆ mesa (mā′sə)
noun
a small, high plateau or flat tableland with steep sides, esp. in the SW U.S.
Etymology: Sp < L mensa, a table: see mensal
Mesa Definition
Mesa (mā′sə)
city in SC Ariz., on the Salt River, near Phoenix: pop. 396,000
Etymology: see mesa
mesa Synonyms
mesa Usage Examples
Preposition: of
graphite: Scanning electron micrograph of a fallen mesa of graphite.
Converse of object
fall: Scanning electron micrograph of a fallen mesa of graphite.
Adjective modifier
towering: By day three we were in the modest town of Douentza after a magical afternoon bus ride through towering mesas and unlikely sandstone pinnacles.
Modifies a noun
- arizona: In the early in mesa arizona in the state.
- top: There are frequent forest fires on the mesa top, and some burnt trees from a fire a few years ago can be seen.
- village: They survived Spanish invasion by ambitious conquistadors, and later fought off Navajo attacks from their fortress citadels of their high mesa villages.
Noun used with modifier
- arizona: You will get arizona auto insurance mesa on equity of for all types have news the.
- auto: You will get arizona auto insurance mesa on equity of for all types have news the.
- insurance: You will get arizona auto insurance mesa on equity of for all types have news the.
- costa: Is taking a costa mesa mediator for employment gourmet sandwiches and.
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