Associations to the word «Cartwright»
Noun
- Veronica
- Katharine
- Loom
- Lister
- Nancy
- Bart
- Labrador
- Waterman
- Angela
- Blocker
- Puritan
- Lionel
- Karen
- Edmund
- Cassandra
- Rusty
- Clair
- Simpson
- Jefferson
- Dramatist
- Greg
- Peggy
- Lander
- Marta
- Gambler
- Bradford
- Hayden
- Blaine
- Rosie
- Madge
- Marge
- Northamptonshire
- Wills
- Scarlett
- Lynn
- Reformer
- Cary
- Marilyn
- Hewitt
- Casimir
- Lockhart
- Mortimer
- Nottinghamshire
- Sinclair
- Rebecca
- Pamela
- Lisa
- Inuit
- Bellow
- Towers
- Audition
- Halfback
- Inventor
- Fitzroy
- Polity
- Rufus
- Dame
- Briefcase
- Briefing
- Garth
- Methodist
- Megan
- Greene
- Sanctity
- Burr
- Bryce
- Paine
- Fairfax
- Visor
- Buckley
- Ivy
- Ulster
- Logan
- Bookseller
- Prescott
- Linda
- Stout
- Yvonne
- Peculiarity
- Walters
- Pearce
- Leighton
- Batavia
- Bahamas
- Weaver
- Cornwallis
- Newfoundland
- Amanda
- Egan
- Dayton
- Brett
- Carmichael
- Hank
- Jude
Adverb
Wiktionary
CARTWRIGHT, noun. A person who makes carts; a wainwright
CARTWRIGHT, proper noun. An English occupational surname for someone who made carts.
CARTWRIGHT, proper noun. A village in Manitoba
CARTWRIGHT, proper noun. A community in Newfoundland and Labrador
CARTWRIGHT, proper noun. An unincorporated community in North Dakota
CARTWRIGHT, proper noun. An unincorporated community in Oklahoma
Dictionary definition
CARTWRIGHT, noun. English clergyman who invented the power loom (1743-1823).
CARTWRIGHT, noun. A workman who makes and repairs carts and wagons.
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