Associations to the word «Bangor»
Noun
- Maine
- Minesweeper
- Cymru
- Daily
- Belfast
- Farrar
- Welsh
- Wales
- Swansea
- Derry
- Ard
- Cardiff
- Bala
- Archdeacon
- Dow
- Crewe
- Bethesda
- Dee
- Hereford
- Portland
- Ellsworth
- Aberdeen
- Chester
- Racecourse
- Calais
- Armagh
- Augusta
- Antrim
- Brewer
- Friar
- Yr
- Yogi
- Lumber
- Viscount
- Ulster
- Shrewsbury
- Quay
- Bethel
- Seminary
- Down
- Cathedral
- Diocese
- Bede
- Shipyard
- Bishop
- Grammar
- Lecturer
- Briton
- Deane
- Napoli
- Newport
- Sawmill
- Glamorgan
- Harlow
- Rfc
- Garth
- Metropolitan
- Norwich
- Abbot
- Sailing
- Hannibal
- Lehigh
- Rector
- Rhys
- Davies
- Bishopric
- Ireland
- Auburn
- Char
- Slate
- Brunswick
- Berwick
- Northern
- Townland
- Humphrey
- Owen
- Monastery
- Auditorium
- Railroad
- Curate
- Vicar
- Crockett
- Northampton
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
BANGOR, proper noun. A city in Gwynedd, Wales
BANGOR, proper noun. Any of several other places named after the city in Wales.
BANGOR, proper noun. A town in Down, Northern Ireland
Dictionary definition
BANGOR, noun. A town in east central Maine on the Penobscot River.
BANGOR, noun. A university town in northwestern Wales on the Menai Strait.
BANGOR, noun. A town in southeastern Northern Ireland.
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