Associations to the word «Custer»
Noun
- Cheyenne
- Armstrong
- Sioux
- Barney
- Merritt
- Yellowstone
- Reno
- Sheridan
- Idaho
- Cavalry
- Montana
- Encampment
- Horn
- Dakota
- Battlefield
- Recreation
- Nebraska
- Curtiss
- Gibbon
- Hardin
- Beatrice
- Confederate
- Crook
- Wooden
- Kettle
- Little
- Cody
- Blaine
- Crow
- Comanche
- Hills
- Gettysburg
- Trooper
- Scout
- Boise
- Gregg
- Kellogg
- Butte
- Myles
- Brigadier
- Massacre
- Jesse
- Bull
- Sod
- George
- Scalp
- Hays
- County
- Brigade
- Monroe
- Indian
- Fort
- Bluff
- Terry
- Reservation
- Skirmish
- Tulip
- Eyewitness
- Wolverine
- Fremont
- Battle
- Bacon
- Moses
- Nu
- Manifesto
- Gall
- General
- Hampton
- Potomac
- Meade
- Michigan
- Wilderness
- Colonel
- Patton
- Headwater
- Ul
- Grail
- Mcgregor
- Ludlow
- Peak
- Warrior
- Sherman
- Expedition
- Detachment
- Revenge
Wiktionary
CUSTER, proper noun. A surname.
CUSTER, proper noun. A ghost town in Idaho.
CUSTER, proper noun. A village in Michigan.
CUSTER, proper noun. A CDP in Montana.
CUSTER, proper noun. A city in South Dakota.
CUSTER, proper noun. A CDP in Washington.
Dictionary definition
CUSTER, noun. United States general who was killed along with all his command by the Sioux at the Battle of Little Bighorn (1839-1876).
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