Associations to the word «Cambridge»
Noun
- Harvard
- Eton
- Magdalene
- Cambridgeshire
- Trinity
- Polity
- Ma
- Pembroke
- Press
- Christi
- Downing
- Cam
- Uni
- Harrow
- Massachusetts
- Eng
- Mass
- Emmanuel
- Cavendish
- Ely
- Oxford
- University
- Anglia
- Professorship
- Clare
- Somerville
- Phd
- Rowing
- Middlesex
- Blackwell
- Corpus
- Lecturer
- Keynes
- Capo
- Queens
- College
- Rower
- Peterborough
- Divinity
- Zoology
- Perseus
- Dorchester
- Kitchener
- Ruskin
- Fellow
- Ba
- Sussex
- Apostles
- Fen
- Marlborough
- Ridley
- Tutor
- Norwich
- Undergraduate
- Uk
- Radcliffe
- Newmarket
- Mathematics
- Baccalaureate
- Sidney
- Duchess
- Archaeology
- Scholarship
- Ley
- Classics
- Doctorate
- Commoner
- Henley
- Auburn
- Chadwick
- Shrewsbury
- Grammar
- Ipswich
- Churchill
- Westminster
- Bedford
- Quarterly
- Luton
- Fellowship
- Surrey
- Hammersmith
- Isis
- Magdalen
- Ives
- Repertory
- Blunt
- Anthropology
Wiktionary
CAMBRIDGE, proper noun. A city in England famous for its university.
CAMBRIDGE, proper noun. Cambridge University.
CAMBRIDGE, proper noun. A city in Massachusetts, United States famous for being the location of Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
CAMBRIDGE BLUE, noun. A light, bright blue.
CAMBRIDGE BLUE, adjective. Of a light bright blue color.
Dictionary definition
CAMBRIDGE, noun. A university in England.
CAMBRIDGE, noun. A city in Massachusetts just to the north of Boston; site of Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
CAMBRIDGE, noun. A city in eastern England on the River Cam; site of Cambridge University.
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