Associations to the word «Cambridge»
Noun
- Middleton
- Barrister
- Examination
- Stephens
- Curate
- Professor
- Northampton
- Astronomy
- Ascension
- Biochemistry
- Observatory
- Durham
- Economics
- Darwin
- Graduate
- Hertfordshire
- Churchman
- Northamptonshire
- Bury
- Bedfordshire
- Lent
- Chancellor
- Winchester
- Held
- Warwickshire
- Botany
- Regatta
- Colchester
- Scholar
- Cricket
- Essex
- Bsc
- Hackett
- Puritan
- Chaplain
- Physic
- Tyne
- Cricketer
- Albans
- Waterloo
- Studying
- Clergyman
- Suffolk
- Cheltenham
- Laboratory
- Edinburgh
- Companion
- Houghton
- Aldershot
- Dissertation
- Maynard
- Mozart
- Provost
- Winthrop
- Syndicate
- Newton
- Diploma
- Bachelor
- Byzantium
- Nottingham
- Lecture
- Kendall
- England
- Toss
- Batsman
- Monograph
- Exeter
- Physics
- Aberdeen
- Isbn
- Bradford
- Coleridge
- Philosophy
- Headmaster
- Leicester
- Marlowe
- Frazer
- Schoolmaster
- Hackney
- Walden
- Newcastle
- Wordsworth
- Concord
- Archdeacon
- Ltd
- Stowe
- Certificate
- Cosmology
Verb
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.
Wise words
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