Associations to the word «Shropshire»
Noun
- Eaton
- Durham
- Welsh
- Crewe
- Gorge
- Ltd
- Grange
- Churchyard
- Heiress
- Coke
- Cricket
- Peerage
- Trent
- Shire
- Humphrey
- Raf
- Devonshire
- Kenyon
- Sussex
- Borough
- Rectory
- Brook
- Castle
- Stanton
- Suffolk
- Montgomery
- Countryside
- Sandstone
- Abbey
- Rowland
- Charlton
- Viscount
- Middlesex
- Antiquary
- Glamorgan
- Magna
- Corbett
- Waterway
- Battalion
- Surveyor
- Eldest
- Wanderer
- Dyke
- Vicar
- Hoard
- Forester
- Cumbria
- Constituency
- Surrey
- Grammar
- Norfolk
- Light
- Border
- Beacon
- Croix
- Parliament
- Earl
- Geology
- Xi
- Lore
- Wildlife
- Berwick
- Furnace
- Pritchard
- Rowley
- Moor
- Rea
- Junction
- Hampshire
- Lordship
- Batsman
- Gower
- Eyre
- Protectorate
- Nottingham
- Birthplace
- Prohibition
- Webb
- Railway
- Estate
- Quarry
- Louise
- Curate
- Temp
Adjective
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Adverb
Wiktionary
SHROPSHIRE, proper noun. An inland county of England bordered by the English counties of Cheshire, Staffordshire, Worcestershire, Herefordshire and the Welsh county of Powys and county borough of Wrexham.
SHROPSHIRE, noun. One of an English breed of black-faced hornless sheep similar to the Southdown, but larger.
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