Associations to the word «Cambridge»
Noun
- Guatemala
- London
- Christ
- Fellows
- Wicket
- Modernity
- Hampstead
- Yale
- Modern
- Clifton
- Economic
- Forester
- Maclean
- Boston
- Mathematic
- Chemistry
- Nottinghamshire
- Keefe
- Rutherford
- Princeton
- Warwick
- Proctor
- Canterbury
- Browne
- Bristol
- Riverside
- Vols
- Buckingham
- Theology
- Gower
- Brighton
- Linguistics
- Reprint
- Born
- Thesis
- Bournemouth
- Taunton
- Tennyson
- Marquess
- Peabody
- Kew
- Cbe
- Saxon
- Camden
- Rectory
- Duke
- Edmund
- Worcestershire
- Melbourne
- Civilisation
- Physiology
- Wellesley
- Vicar
- Paperback
- Balfour
- Milton
- Bump
- Montagu
- Emeritus
- Kant
- Thames
- Erasmus
- Whitehead
- Lowell
- Godfrey
- Maitland
- Jesus
- Southampton
- Writings
- Lynn
- Institute
- Kettle
- Ed
- Essay
- Facsimile
- Birmingham
- York
- Hegel
- Eighteenth
- Catherine
- Handbook
- Burgess
- Exam
- Stagecoach
- Buckinghamshire
- Mcgill
- Biology
Adjective
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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