Associations to the word «Bbc»
Noun
- Monty
- Pop
- Gareth
- Bulletin
- Licence
- Interviewer
- Playhouse
- Scotland
- Ulster
- Horne
- Saturday
- Session
- Footage
- Starring
- Journalist
- Lincolnshire
- Showtime
- Austen
- Guardian
- Beale
- Audio
- Cardiff
- Show
- Ripper
- Grange
- Stephens
- Jeremy
- Hereford
- Cambridgeshire
- Dickens
- Wales
- Highlight
- Transmitter
- Transmitting
- Thatcher
- Atari
- Filming
- Special
- Waterloo
- Flagship
- Welsh
- Sketch
- Forecast
- Opera
- Rhys
- Leeds
- Beatles
- Nigel
- Domesday
- Agatha
- Disc
- Clive
- Forsyth
- Hobbs
- Clip
- Soloist
- Commentary
- Telegraph
- Milne
- Wiltshire
- Contributor
- Celebrity
- Stacey
- Shakespeare
- Warwickshire
- Gear
- Weekend
- Goes
- Gardening
- Merlin
Adjective
Wiktionary
BBC, proper noun. (usually preceded by "the") British Broadcasting Corporation.
BBC, proper noun. Blades Business Crew.
BBC, noun. British-born Chinese.
BBC, noun. Bromobenzyl cyanide.
BBC, noun. (slang) (vulgar) Big black cock.
BBC ENGLISH, noun. (British) A form of received pronunciation formerly used in British broadcasting.
Wise words
Words to me were magic. You could say a word and it could
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sensation or whatever. It was amazing to me that words had
this power.