Crossword clues for armada
armada
- Floating fighting force
- Fleet of fighting ships
- Fleet defeated in 1588
- 16th-century Spanish fleet
- Warship assemblage
- War fleet
- Spanish force of old
- Seagoing force
- Philip II's fleet
- Old Spanish sailing force
- Oceangoing force
- Naval fighting fleet
- Large naval force
- Ill-fated force of 1588
- Ill-fated fleet of 1588
- Historic Spanish fleet
- Group of battleships
- Fearsome fleet
- Big naval group
- Assemblage of warships
- 1588 loser
- Weapon for Spain's Philip II
- Wartime fleet
- The Spanish ___ (1588 invasion fleet)
- Storied fleet
- Spanish force of 1588
- Spanish fleet defeated in 1588
- Spanish export of 1588
- Spain's pride of 1588
- Spain's pride of 1500's
- Sea shellers
- Royal fleet
- Philip II's force
- Oceanic force
- Noted 1588 loser
- Naval armament
- Medina Sidonia was its commander
- Large group of vehicles
- Large force
- Invincible ___ of 1588
- Invasion fleet
- Group of war ships
- Groove ___
- Formidable fleet
- Force at sea
- Fleet sent by Elizabeth I's foe
- Fleet group
- Fleet flop of 1588
- Fleet destroyed by the Protestant Wind
- Fleet commanded by the Duke of Medina Sidonia
- Fighting flotilla
- Fighters on the ocean
- Famed fleet
- England beat it in 1588
- Electronic duo Groove ___
- Duke of Medina Sidonia's command
- Duke of Medina Sidonia's 1588 command
- Doomed Spanish fleet
- Doomed 1588 fighting force
- Big war party
- Big fleet
- 16th-century fleet
- (Spanish) fleet
- "Superstylin" Groove ___
- Loser of 1588
- Naval force
- Loss of 1588
- Fighting force
- Spanish fleet sent in 1588 to escort an invasion of England
- Philip II dispatched it
- War group
- It was defeated in 1588
- Naval unit
- Force in the Trojan War
- Ships at sea
- Force mounted by Philip II
- Fleet of warships
- Royal Navy foe of 1588
- Military flotilla
- Force commanded by the Duke of Medina Sidonia
- Force in the ocean
- Argosy carrying weapons
- Spanish ___ (16th-century fleet)
- Force defeated in 1588
- Naval group
- A destroyer may be in one
- It may include destroyers
- Spanish fleet of 1588
- Fleet opposed by Sir Francis Drake
- Flotilla
- A large fleet
- Spanish loss in 1588
- Pride of Philip II
- Fleet of 1588
- Navy group
- Force of 1588
- Loser at sea in 1588
- Drake's conquest in 1588
- Loser in 1588
- Spain's claim to fame put to shame in 1588
- Group of military vessels are made at docks - every stern
- One royal nearly made a lot of ships
- A drama unfolding for fleet of warships
- Swear Madagascar is concealing fleet
- Spanish war fleet
- Spanish tar
- Spanish invasion fleet
- See 9
- Fleet, very angry, taking over third of area
- Fleet of ships
- First person to take artillerymen around fleet
- First man from south to join a king's fleet
- Large war fleet
- Large fleet
- It was involved in a drama at sea
- Invasion force mass inside a drama school
- Nissan SUV
- Warship fleet
- Naval fleet
- Fighting fleet
- Naval squadron
- Body of warships
- Spain's ill-fated force
- Sails force?
- Military fleet
- Maritime force
- Spain's fleet
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Armada \Ar*ma"da\ ([aum]r*m[=a]"d[.a] or [aum]r*m[aum]"d[.a]), n. [Sp. armada, L. as if armata (sc. classic fleet), fr. armatus, p. p. of armare. See Arm, v. t. Army.] A fleet of armed ships; a squadron. Specifically, the Spanish fleet which was sent to assail England, a. d. 1558.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"fleet of warships," 1530s (erroneously, as armado), from Spanish armada "an armed force," from Medieval Latin armata (see army). Especially of the "Invincible Armada" of Philip II of Spain (1588). Current form of the word is from 1590s.
Wiktionary
n. 1 A fleet of warships, especially with reference to the Spanish Armada. 2 Any large army or fleet of military vessels.
WordNet
n. a large fleet
Gazetteer
Housing Units (2000): 558
Land area (2000): 0.707976 sq. miles (1.833650 sq. km)
Water area (2000): 0.000000 sq. miles (0.000000 sq. km)
Total area (2000): 0.707976 sq. miles (1.833650 sq. km)
FIPS code: 03520
Located within: Michigan (MI), FIPS 26
Location: 42.843535 N, 82.881846 W
ZIP Codes (1990): 48005
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Headwords:
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Wikipedia
Armada is the Portuguese and Spanish word for naval fleet, or an adjective meaning 'armed'; Armáda is the Czech and Slovak word for armed forces. It may refer to:
Armada is a video game developed and published by Metro3D, Inc. It was released for the Sega Dreamcast in North America on October 31, 1999. Armada is a shooter role-playing game (RPG) that allows up to four players to fly about the universe, fighting the enemy, performing missions and improving their ship.
Armada is a manufacturer of skis, poles, technical outerwear and skiing-related softgoods, based in Park City, Utah with a European office in Innsbruck, Austria. The company's products are sold in over forty countries worldwide through wholly owned subsidiaries and distributors.
Armada is the third studio album by the Norwegian black metal band Keep of Kalessin. The album was originally released under Tabu Records, however a 2 vinyl set of the album was released on Back On Black. The release features the return of drummer Vyl, and new bassist Wizziac and vocalist Thebon.
Armada is the name of the fictional floating city in China Miéville's novel The Scar. The city is part of the fictional universe Bas-Lag. It is over a thousand years old, and little is known of its origins. In The Scar, Armada is seen and described through the eyes of several recently press-ganged citizens, notably New Crobuzoner Bellis Coldwine and Remade prisoner Tanner Sack.
Armada is a science fiction novel by Ernest Cline, published on July 14, 2015. The sale of Armada to Crown Publishing Group (a division of Random House) was announced on December 5, 2014.
Wil Wheaton, who narrated the audio book version of Cline's previous novel, Ready Player One, performs the audio book of Armada as well.
Armada (formerly Kertas) is an Indonesian pop band from Jakarta. Formed in 2007, the group's current line-up of Rizal Disandi, Andha Gusriadi, Andika Maihendra, Meri Yandi, Endra Prayoga and Yuda. The group had released five studio albums.
The group had released first studio album, entitled Kekasih Yang Tak Dianggap (as Kertas) by Jiwa Production and album sales decline in market. In 2008 as Armada, the pop group moving signed to Maha Suara and had released second studio album Balas Dendam. It was made the group began popularity in public.
After a year later, Armada had released third studio albums, titled Hal Terbesar by E-Motion Entertainment. "Buka Hatimu" and "Mau Dibawa Kemana" making their career most increasing in Indonesian music industry. Their fourth studio album Satu Hati Sejuta Cinta was released on April 18 and had selling in fast-food restaurant KFC for promote the album. It has been making Armada as a successful musician to selling album in KFC, such as Agnes Monica, Cinta Laura, Indah Dewi Pertiwi, SM*SH, Rossa, Sammy Simorangkir, etc. Their had appointed as guest appearance in Satu Hati Sejuta Cinta which is based on music video for their single "Hargai Aku". The group had earning several nominations in other annual awards, like Dahsyatnya Awards and Anugerah Musik Indonesia.
In 2014, Armada return releasing fifth studio album Pagi Pulang Pagi on September 17. The group described that the album as "Malay shades". During Ramadhan, Armada singing "Berdoa Untuk Semua" for compilation album Cahaya Bintang Ramadhan in 2015.
Usage examples of "armada".
Great-grandfather himself who proposed to Drake the use of devil ships against the Spanish Armada as it lay anchored in Calais Roads, may it not?
The khepri in Armada, like those in New Crobuzon, must be descendants of refugees from the Mercy Ships, worshipping what was left, what they remembered, of the Bered Kai Nev pantheon.
Riding swiftly, their black cloaks billowing in the gusts like the sails of a ghostly armada, the bandits swept down upon the village of Dunam, intending to strike them in the evening when, worn out from their long labors in the fields, the magi were settling down to rest.
Flares ripped through the roiling photosphere, followed by a blinding armada of ellipsoid faeros ships that collided with a thousand diamond-hulled warglobes in the sea of flames.
The ship was rolling up and down the big waves, and each time it reached a crest Findhorn saw icebergs scattered over the sea like ships in an armada.
Certainly, when the human hyperdrive armada entered the Centaurian System, Tiamat might well have been destroyed, had not the Belter freedom fighters taken it over from within.
With his brother Pedro, who shared his honours as Duke of Coimbra and Lord of the lands henceforward known as the Infantado or Principality, Henry thus begins the line of Dukes in Portugal, and among the other details of the war, his name is specially joined with that of an English fleet which he had enrolled as a contingent of his armada while recruiting for ships and men in the spring of 1415.
This massive gray armada swung silently at anchor, each ship riding low in the water under a full load of fuel and supplies taken on board at Kure in preparation for the sortie.
Around her, her crew gazed at the armada of welcoming ships on the screen and the beautiful marbleized ball of Earth in the near distance.
Disabling all the masers this way will take an armada of moon-orbiting satellites and myriads of moon-crawling robots.
Primero Meach had already recalled the heavy perimeter battle groups, and soon all that League Armada firepower would pose a serious challenge to the robot warships.
On the bridge of the Armada flagship, proud and stony Segundo Xavier Harkonnen stood in full dress uniform, studying the peaceful-looking planet.
They wound over the skyscape of Armada, lower than Bellis was used to, rising and sinking with the topography of roofs and rigging.
She could not let the doctor drown or Rand think he could hold off the armada by taking Tiare hostage.
Shakespeare had seen that blank vizard more times than he could count, these years since the Armada landed.