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Spanish inn
Answer for the clue "Spanish inn ", 5 letters:
venta
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n. A roadside inn in Spain.
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Word definitions in Wikipedia
Venta is a small city in Lithuania . Venta may also refer to: Venta River , a nearby river in Lithuania and Latvia Venta , a Lithuanian furniture manufacturer Venta , a 1973 Latvian catamaran Venta , Common Brittonic for "market" or "town" in Iron Age Britain, ...
Usage examples of venta.
Venta Cruz they came upon an ambuscade of 1000 Indians, but put them to flight with the loss of only one killed and two wounded, the Indians losing their chief and about thirty men.
Guayra, will find, as Leigh found, that their coming has been expected, and that the Pass of the Venta, three thousand feet above, has been fortified with huge barricadoes, abattis, and cannon, making the capital, amid its ring of mountain-walls, impregnable--to all but Englishmen or Zouaves.
All that had been given over to Mandrykarn and Venta and Count Irani, but they kept running in constantly to consult him about this matter or that, unwilling so early in the new regime to risk employing their own judgment.
Uno de mis agobiadores pasatiempos es la venta domiciliaria de consolas, biombos, camas y aparadores, que incesantemente elabora el prolífico Nemirovsky.
En ulteriores épocas de esplendor, cuando rehusaba con desdén los cigarros de hoja de los pecosos sachems de Tammany o visitaba los mejores prostíbulos en un coche automóvil precoz, que parecía el hijo natural de una góndola, abrió un segundo y falso comercio, que hospedaba cien gatos finos y más de cuatrocientas palomas —que no estaban en venta para cualquiera.
Lo que le quita el sueño es la venta de la Casa Colorada y ese curioso comprador.
Round ones had long since been discarded as unsuitable, though I often heard Alun say that he forged the best nails from Venta to Eburacum.
They found eleven Africantype rock figures like this at three sites in and around La Venta, sacred center of Olmec culture.
The gentleman below him is identical to African-type faces found at La Venta, Mexico.
Our excitement reached new levels after extensive X-rays and other tests revealed that the deceased, like the La Venta skull Maria had found, had achieved the shape of their skull purely as a result of genetics!
The Olmec themselves defaced and abandoned San Lorenzo and La Venta, and Teotihuacá.
The most influential Olmec town then became the one at the site now called La Venta, shown in passing here.
After eating his dinner at La Venta del Alma, a charming inn across the Rio Tajo from the old city, M.