Associations to the word «Carling»
Noun
- Keefe
- Bassett
- Brewery
- Sponsorship
- Brewing
- Premiership
- Ds
- Bronson
- Aerodrome
- Ottawa
- Leeds
- Bala
- Fa
- Avenue
- Jimmie
- Weekend
- Middlesbrough
- Carleton
- Britannia
- Beer
- Gig
- Freshman
- Finn
- Tyler
- Baseline
- Label
- Essayist
- Brewer
- Hunt
- Sponsor
- Drake
- Ale
- Ontario
- Port
- Fields
- Liverpool
- Academy
- Cup
- Jenkins
- Parry
- Newcastle
- Will
- Foster
- Cbc
- Limited
- Brand
- Venue
- Andrews
- Arsenal
- Ray
- Rugby
- Jacksonville
- Richmond
- Neighbourhood
- Birmingham
- Sheffield
- Glasgow
- Dale
- Manchester
- Mars
- Canterbury
- Monopoly
- Chris
- Riley
- Custody
- Derby
- Ham
- Festival
- Slam
- Preston
- Ash
- Bristol
- Millennium
- Canada
- Advertisement
- Open
- Playwright
- Blair
- Merger
- Shopping
- Rover
- England
- Fisher
- Gene
- Rachel
- Montreal
- Tour
- Yorkshire
- Elizabeth
Wiktionary
CARLING, noun. (nautical) A piece of squared timber fitted fore-and-aft between the deck beams of a wooden ship to provide support for the deck planking.
CARLING, noun. Alternative form of carlin (old woman)
CARLING, noun. Alternative form of care, used in Carling Sunday or Care Sunday.
CARLING SUNDAY, noun. (British) Care Sunday, Passion Sunday
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