Crossword-Solution: DAHABEEYAH
We have 9 clues for the answer “DAHABEEYAH”
| Clue | Answers |
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| dahabiyah | 1 answer |
| state barge | 1 answer |
| MOSLEM rulers of Egypt, state barge of the | 2 answers |
| MOSLEM state barge | 2 answers |
| MUSLIM State barge | 2 answers |
| MUSLIM rulers of Egypt, state barge of the | 2 answers |
| RIVER sailboat | 3 answers |
| NILE River sailing vessel | 4 answers |
| NILE River boat | 7 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
ETERA
Hint 3 another clue
greedy person
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Sentences with DAHABEEYAH (5)
Suddenly there arises a class whose wealth permits them to break through the iron circle of work and boredom, who do picturesque and delightful things, which appeal directly to the imagination; they build a summer residence complete, in six weeks, with furniture and bric-a-brac, on the top of a roadless mountain; they sail in fairylike yachts to summer seas, and marry their daughters to the heirs of ducal houses; they float up the Nile in dahabeeyah, or pass the "month of flowers" in far Japan.
The second is the fact that your hiring of the dahabeeyah regardless of expense was known a long time before your arrival in Egypt, for I suppose you did so in your own name, which is not exactly that of Smith or Brown.
When he had finished arranging it, he stood near her for a moment, looking across the water to Baroudi's big white dahabeeyah, which was tied up against the bank a little way down the river.
And as the gold on the river deepened in hue, it spread swiftly upon the water, it travelled down towards Luxor, it crept from the western bank to the eastern bank of the Nile, from the dahabeeyah of Baroudi almost to the feet of Mrs.
The rather weary and wistful woman who had stayed alone in the garden when he went to the dahabeeyah had given place to a woman more resolute, brilliant, animated--a woman who could hold her own, who could be daring, almost defiant, and a woman who could pain him in return, perhaps, for the pain he had inflicted on her.