Marias
Several women named
Marias is a plural that typically refers to multiple women named Maria.
In geographic contexts, it appears in place names: the Marias River in Montana, the Marias Pass through the Rocky Mountains.
These were named by Meriwether Lewis for his cousin Maria Wood.
The Three Marias can refer to various trios in folklore and astronomy.
Pertaining to women
- SpanishLanguage of Iberia
- PortugueseOf a western Iberian nation
- ItalianOf or from Rome's country
- LatinAncient Roman language
biblical · virgin · saint · Catholic · baptismal · girls · daughter · grandmother
Suit outranking all others
foursome · bidding · points · partnership · sevens · kings · queens · jacks
feminine
Pertaining to women
- SpanishLanguage of Iberia
- PortugueseOf a western Iberian nation
- ItalianOf or from Rome's country
Latin · biblical · virgin · saint · Catholic · baptismal · girls · daughter · grandmother · namesake
trump
Suit outranking all others
Pedro · foursome · bidding · points · partnership · sevens · kings · queens · jacks · dealing
Sierra
Saw-toothed mountain range
river · Big Bend · desert · peaks · range · borderlands · trails · wilderness · elevation · summit
biscuits
Small, leavened quick breads
- MexicanOf or from Tenochtitlan's successor
- weddingMarriage rite and feast
- shortbreadButtery, crumbly biscuit
powdered · sugar · butter · pecans · crumbly · almonds · Christmas · holiday · baking · traditional
- Marie Curie
- Marie Antoinette
- Mariana TrenchDeepest oceanic chasm
- Ave MariaPrayer to the Madonna
- Santa Maria1492 expedition flagship
- Marie Kondo