Associations to the word «Arbor»
Noun
- Roommate
- Schoolhouse
- Yale
- Cleveland
- Penn
- Beth
- Ferry
- Patio
- Bayer
- Grover
- Loft
- Descartes
- Waterman
- Celia
- Skyline
- Poplar
- Madeira
- Iowa
- Mcnamara
- Columbus
- Abstract
- Mall
- Kingsley
- Yew
- Clinic
- Depot
- Dunbar
- Rematch
- Slater
- Blues
- Graft
- Willow
- Tobin
- Alma
- Siegel
- Polymerase
- Wren
- Ib
- Douglass
- Seattle
- Metropolitan
- Zack
- Physic
- Methodist
- Research
- Oakland
- Neutron
- Evergreen
- Psychology
- Brighton
- Refreshment
- Tanya
- Composite
- Lesbian
- Rene
- Paperback
- Shelton
- Boogie
- Harvard
- Schools
- Stu
- Ars
- Wheeling
- Record
- Heidelberg
- Bayou
- Fitzpatrick
- Alison
- Brewing
- Gage
- Ganglion
- Kellogg
- Doctorate
- Engineering
- Alto
- Ordinance
- Meadows
- Undergraduate
- Startup
- Fine
- Mural
- Jackson
- Charter
- Neighborhood
- Foundation
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
ARBOR, noun. A shady sitting place, usually in a park or garden, and usually surrounded by climbing shrubs or vines and other vegetation.
ARBOR, noun. A grove of trees.
ARBOR, noun. An axis or shaft supporting a rotating part on a lathe.
ARBOR, noun. A bar for supporting cutting tools.
ARBOR, noun. A spindle of a wheel.
ARBOR DAY, proper noun. (US) (Last Friday in April) The national day of observance of the need to protect trees, celebrated by planting a tree.
ARBOR DIANAE, noun. (chemistry) A precipitation of silver in a striking arborescent form.
ARBOR VINE, noun. Spanish arbor vine, a species of bindweed (Convolvulaceae), Merremia tuberosa.
ARBOR VINES, noun. Plural of arbor vine
ARBOR VITAE, noun. Any of the evergreen trees and shrubs known as arborvitae, of the genera Thuja and Thujopsis, or of the species Platycladus orientalis.
ARBOR VITAE, noun. (anatomy) White matter of the cerebellum.
Dictionary definition
ARBOR, noun. Tree (as opposed to shrub).
ARBOR, noun. Any of various rotating shafts that serve as axes for larger rotating parts.
ARBOR, noun. A framework that supports climbing plants; "the arbor provided a shady resting place in the park".
Wise words
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