Associations to the word «Bradford»
Noun
- Huddersfield
- Leeds
- Yorkshire
- Wakefield
- Wigan
- Warrington
- Avon
- Halifax
- Rochdale
- Salford
- Barnsley
- Doncaster
- Bull
- Rhino
- Middlesbrough
- Oldham
- Grimsby
- Forster
- Burnley
- Plymouth
- Wembley
- Stockport
- Mccall
- Sheffield
- Wiltshire
- Meade
- Chesterfield
- Luton
- Blackpool
- Barrie
- Darlington
- Crewe
- Lister
- Horton
- Rover
- Argus
- Replay
- Susquehanna
- Wolverhampton
- Swansea
- Winslow
- Sunderland
- Bantam
- Bournemouth
- Rfc
- Colliery
- Swindon
- Brewster
- Avenue
- Hull
- Colchester
- Carlisle
- Cartwright
- Albion
- Bolton
- Watford
- Manchester
- Nottingham
- Interchange
- Leicester
- Scarborough
- Bury
- Alexis
- Trinity
- Newcastle
- Rugby
- Northern
- Northampton
- Saturday
- Stadium
- Winthrop
- Coventry
- Infirmary
- Athletic
- Trafford
- Birmingham
- Blackburn
- Hotspur
- Wildcat
- Thornton
- Argyle
- Tottenham
- Craven
- Wanderer
- Dudley
- Parade
- Jamestown
- Shrewsbury
- Trophy
- Fa
- Perkins
- Ridley
- Aston
- Parkinson
- Footballer
- Fullback
Verb
Wiktionary
BRADFORD, proper noun. A city in West Yorkshire, England.
BRADFORD, proper noun. A habitational surname.
BRADFORD, proper noun. A male given name derived from the surname, of mostly American usage.
Dictionary definition
BRADFORD, noun. United States printer (born in England) whose press produced the first American prayer book and the New York City's first newspaper (1663-1752).
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