Associations to the word «Ayr»
Noun
- Laird
- Ranger
- Footballer
- Watford
- Mp
- Nu
- Ingram
- Stevenson
- Wellesley
- Burnley
- Cardiff
- Sunderland
- Sheriff
- Blackpool
- Macleod
- Hotspur
- Currie
- Railway
- Enoch
- Mackay
- Robertson
- Liability
- Birthplace
- Barony
- Hugh
- County
- Hutton
- Centenary
- Norwich
- Compliance
- Baronet
- Aston
- Crawford
- Dunbar
- Reid
- Bison
- Steward
- Merger
- Hurdle
- Campbell
- Baird
- Conservative
- Celtic
- Premiership
- Glen
- Synod
- Northumberland
- Cup
- Raf
- Osborne
- Tottenham
- Signing
- Panther
- Parliament
- Kerr
- Fixture
- Excursion
- Harbour
- Replay
- Derby
- Talbot
- Scot
- Coventry
- Duffy
- Christie
- Stark
- Manchester
- Assent
- Viscount
- Rival
- Caldwell
- Born
- Mount
- Wanderer
- Blackburn
- Archie
- Ross
- Academy
- Earl
- Cottage
- Waterloo
- Joining
- Weir
- Division
- Central
Adverb
Wiktionary
AYR, noun. (Isle of Mann) father
AYR, noun. Alternative spelling of air (especially when referring to the form of music.)
AYR, proper noun. A town in Ayrshire, Scotland
Dictionary definition
AYR, noun. A port in southwestern Scotland.
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