Associations to the word «Balfour»
Noun
- Beatty
- Declaration
- Peerage
- Palestine
- Browne
- Maitland
- Chaim
- Salisbury
- Hutton
- Orkney
- Arthur
- Chamberlain
- Unionist
- Stevenson
- Mandate
- Eustace
- Fife
- Gardiner
- Rothschild
- Sudbury
- Sykes
- Gerald
- Churchill
- Melville
- Edinburgh
- Mcmahon
- Homeland
- Scottish
- Austen
- Cecil
- Vols
- Betty
- Admiralty
- Dominion
- Gladstone
- Woodrow
- Williamson
- Conservative
- Stewart
- Blanche
- Hussein
- Marquess
- Devonshire
- Huxley
- Tariff
- Botanist
- Prime
- Winston
- Palestinian
- Earl
- Westminster
- Ix
- Guthrie
- Croydon
- Botany
- Lloyd
- Memorandum
- Ritchie
- Musa
- Coercion
- James
- Arab
- Frances
- Lords
- Bryce
- Ramsay
- Liberal
- Statute
- Eric
- Archibald
- Morton
- Eleanor
- Lyon
- Secretary
- Lord
- Cabinet
- Subordinate
- Laird
- Jacobite
- Amin
- Immigration
- Baronet
- Oskar
- Isaac
- Kew
- Lucille
- Barrington
- Exchequer
- Hewitt
- Viscount
- Campbell
- Downs
Verb
Wiktionary
BALFOUR, proper noun. A surname.
Dictionary definition
BALFOUR, noun. English statesman; member of the Conservative Party (1848-1930).
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