Associations to the word «Fairfax»
Noun
- Redevelopment
- Intersection
- Neighborhood
- William
- Hills
- Nathaniel
- Frederic
- Spartan
- Scruple
- Anglican
- Bentley
- Puritan
- Canberra
- Dominion
- Austen
- Delegate
- Flea
- Estate
- Dunn
- Nsw
- Erskine
- Commuter
- Abbott
- Mott
- Dentistry
- Tract
- Hollywood
- Northumberland
- Wilkes
- Housekeeper
- Aaa
- Yates
- Airman
- Garrison
- Adventurer
- Prince
- Frankie
- Vermont
- Pew
- Twa
- Rendezvous
- Ox
- Rout
- Packard
- Norwich
- Jewellery
- Dc
- Daphne
- Stuart
- Stanza
- Suffolk
- Skirmish
- Newark
- Ltd
- Suburb
- Edward
- Nw
- Walton
- High
- Schubert
- Joyce
- Headquarters
- Leighton
- Rear
- Robinson
- Fenton
- Parliament
- Protectorate
- Marshall
- Earl
- Mount
- Bailey
- Wakefield
- Mcdowell
- Memorial
- Petersen
- Hull
- Georgetown
- Preston
- Providence
- Petition
- Reelection
- Heed
- Knitting
- Huntington
- Subsidiary
- Loyalist
- Edison
- Neck
Wiktionary
FAIRFAX, proper noun. A surname that was originally a nickname for someone with long hair.
FAIRFAX, proper noun. Any of several placenames.
FAIRFAX, proper noun. The title of a Scottish peerage.
Wise words
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