Quasheba

[ kwah-shee-bah ]

/ kwɑˈʃi bɑ /

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noun

a female day name for Sunday.See under day name.

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Words nearby Quasheba

quartz movement, quartz plate, quasar, quasars, quash, Quasheba, Quashee, Quashi, quasi, quasi contract, quasicrystal

How to use Quasheba in a sentence

I am sometimes called Quasheba myself—only by the old people of the plantation, who knew my mother.
The Maroon|Mayne Reid
“Lilly Quasheba, I call dat young lady,” muttered the myal-man, with a knowing grin.
The Maroon|Mayne Reid
On hearing the name “Lilly Quasheba,” accompanied by such a fearful threat, a wild cry had escaped from his lips.
The Maroon|Mayne Reid
You hash some interest of your own—perhaps, with thish Lilly Quasheba.
The Maroon|Mayne Reid

Thus, then: it was known to him that Loftus Vaughan had never been married to the quadroon Quasheba.
The Maroon|Mayne Reid