Associations to the word «Bbc»
Noun
- Appearing
- Gavin
- Brit
- Yates
- Berkshire
- Sykes
- Concert
- Mortimer
- Anglia
- Friday
- Obituary
- Eyre
- Wimbledon
- Fiona
- Shropshire
- Britannia
- Rory
- Spotlight
- Claudius
- Anniversary
- Mbe
- Midwife
- Comedian
- Python
- Vale
- Reporting
- Obe
- Quay
- Jockey
- Pip
- Basic
- Tong
- Logo
- Digital
- Birmingham
- Jingle
- Programming
- Manchester
- Ivor
- Sweeney
- Webber
- Doctor
- Two
- Centenary
- Campaigner
- Chat
- Viewing
- Pebble
- Mini
- Sport
- Script
- Bournemouth
- Parkinson
- Shaun
- Four
- Thames
- Abc
- Promenade
- Recital
- Conductor
- Hammersmith
- Amiga
- Dyke
- Corbett
- Yorkshire
- Colin
- Fm
- Covent
- Bragg
- Fraser
- Rai
- Christmas
- Fry
- Premiere
- Cabaret
- Gardener
- Electric
- Blackpool
- Favourite
- Ian
Adjective
Wiktionary
BBC, proper noun. (usually preceded by "the") British Broadcasting Corporation.
BBC, proper noun. Blades Business Crew.
BBC, noun. British-born Chinese.
BBC, noun. Bromobenzyl cyanide.
BBC, noun. (slang) (vulgar) Big black cock.
BBC ENGLISH, noun. (British) A form of received pronunciation formerly used in British broadcasting.
Wise words
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