Associations to the word «Pembroke»
Noun
- Markham
- Devon
- Maud
- Manners
- Northampton
- Percy
- Chaplain
- Cromwell
- Bertha
- Sudbury
- Lea
- Np
- Yarmouth
- Peterborough
- Manor
- Brittany
- Dublin
- Ba
- Henry
- Beaumont
- Scarborough
- Cornwall
- Leicester
- Rfc
- Laurence
- Earle
- Rhys
- Parliamentarian
- Villiers
- Essex
- Sunderland
- Campus
- Quadrangle
- Constable
- Christy
- Married
- Lords
- Carolina
- Castle
- Viscount
- Hanson
- Chancellor
- Grammar
- Rochelle
- Beaufort
- Chichester
- Hanover
- Refinery
- Surrey
- Baron
- Rutland
- Chapel
- Lordship
- Oxfordshire
- Admiralty
- Hind
- Selma
- Worcester
- Herring
- Bromley
- Taunton
- Lord
- Charlotte
- Derby
- Priory
- Nottingham
- Norfolk
- Halifax
- Somerset
- Kensington
- Guildford
- Haven
- Anne
- Richard
- Barnard
- Batavia
- Patronage
- Janice
- Edward
- Colchester
- Riding
- Langley
- Granddaughter
- Talbot
- Catherine
- Eldest
- Norman
- Whig
- Gerald
- Lecturer
- Manny
- Giles
- Hugh
Verb
Adverb
Wiktionary
PEMBROKE, proper noun. A town in Pembrokeshire, Wales
PEMBROKE TABLE, noun. A kind of table introduced in the 18th century, having a rectangular or oval top with dropleaves on each side, and sometimes having drawers.
PEMBROKE TABLES, noun. Plural of Pembroke table
Dictionary definition
PEMBROKE, noun. The smaller and straight-legged variety of corgi having pointed ears and a short tail.
Wise words
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