Yavapai

[ yav-uh-pahy, yah-vuh- ]

noun

, plural Ya·va·pais, (especially collectively) Ya·va·pai

1. a member of a tribe of North American Indians who live in Arizona.
2. the Yuman language of the Yavapai.

Example Sentences

Day after day the rancher appeared in Yavapai, each time going directly to the hotel and to Ann.

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One day the cattleman came from the hotel and crossed the street to the Yavapai saloon where a dozen men were assembled.

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They tell me you won't look at another, that you brought her to Yavapai yourself several years ago.

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There ain't a house in Yavapai, not one this side o' Prescott, that's better fixed up.

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The next day the puzzled cowman rode the trail to Yavapai to find that Ann was out.

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