Associations to the word «Canfield»
Noun
- Hansen
- Scarlett
- Soup
- Dorothy
- Matthew
- Fisher
- Cass
- Sucker
- Saratoga
- Patty
- Brewster
- Victor
- Massa
- Donnelly
- Beaver
- Briefcase
- Gwen
- Huron
- Gambling
- Marcia
- Overcoat
- Chauffeur
- Basil
- Casino
- Accountant
- Janet
- Alkali
- Rudy
- Romano
- Cuff
- Visor
- Elizabeth
- Whistler
- Jack
- Intruder
- Suitcase
- Gambler
- Ross
- Saxophone
- Vortex
- Soul
- Vermont
- Hawthorne
- Zurich
- Tweed
- Ulster
- Executioner
- Prescott
- Claire
- Brendan
- Soda
- Sulfate
- Crowley
- Noah
- Theresa
- Speedway
- Rodgers
- Frenchman
- Diane
- Phoebe
- Englishman
- Stare
- Derek
- Pier
- Mckay
- Essex
- Moreno
- Spencer
- Leroy
- Gamble
- Sonata
- Sofa
- Revolver
- Automobile
- Mark
- Cigar
- Trevor
- Irene
- Ohio
- Knob
- Beverage
- Bentley
- Sean
- Avenue
Wiktionary
CANFIELD, proper noun. A surname.
CANFIELD, noun. (UK) A type of solitaire card game; in the UK typically referring to Klondike, and in the US to Demon.
Dictionary definition
CANFIELD, noun. A form of solitaire that involves gambling.
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