Associations to the word «Adjoining»
Noun
- Foyer
- Causeway
- Riverside
- Homestead
- Invalid
- Ditch
- Trafford
- Roarke
- Mosque
- Corbett
- Slumber
- Shower
- Supermarket
- Conservation
- Pew
- Inn
- Pier
- Peep
- Hall
- Nursery
- Tower
- Sofa
- Karnataka
- Lodging
- Brick
- Masonry
- Recreation
- Cupboard
- Square
- Pond
- House
- Slab
- Gym
- Purchase
- Plateau
- Territory
- Hallway
- Nawab
- Maharaja
- Area
- Quarry
- Neighborhood
- Hut
- Lymph
- Chimney
- Slipper
- Palace
- Floor
- Towel
- Classroom
- Closet
- Christophe
- Monastery
- Proper
- Annexation
- Rowley
- Flat
- Catering
- Newmarket
- Dor
- Motorway
- Gloucestershire
- Fell
- Lodge
- Basement
- Laborer
- Downtown
- Ridge
Adjective
Verb
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Wiktionary
ADJOINING, adjective. Being in contact at some point or line; joining to; contiguous; bordering: an adjoining room.
ADJOINING, verb. Present participle of adjoin
Wise words
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