Associations to the word «Armagnac»
Noun
- Dauphin
- Burgundy
- Aquitaine
- Navarre
- Brandy
- Anjou
- Lorraine
- Bernard
- Count
- Gaston
- Faction
- Vii
- Comte
- Marguerite
- Distillation
- Blanc
- Bourbon
- Isabelle
- Blanche
- Constable
- Berry
- Clermont
- Duke
- Appellation
- Vi
- Grape
- Parisian
- Viscount
- Jeanne
- Toulouse
- Avignon
- Georges
- Airliner
- Bordeaux
- Isabella
- Harcourt
- Loire
- Fief
- Roi
- Brittany
- Orleans
- Married
- Partisan
- Mercenary
- Bold
- Sans
- Sud
- Ransom
- Duchess
- Reconciliation
- Counsellor
- Duchy
- Countess
- Beatrice
- Louis
- Calais
- Iv
- Feud
- Princes
- Charles
- Mademoiselle
- Xi
- Swiss
- France
- Jacques
- Joan
- Chevalier
- Adherent
- Gerald
- Xiv
- Joanna
- Bastard
- Butcher
- Martha
- Treaty
- Jean
- Paris
- Truce
- Clarence
- Of
- Supporter
- Quarrel
- Assassination
- Accession
- Philippe
- Normandy
Adverb
Wiktionary
ARMAGNAC, proper noun. A region of France
ARMAGNAC, proper noun. A party prominent in French politics and warfare during the Hundred Years' War
ARMAGNAC, noun. A brandy made in the region of Armagnac.
Dictionary definition
ARMAGNAC, noun. Dry brandy distilled in the Armagnac district of France.
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