Associations to the word «Champlain»
Noun
- Richelieu
- Huron
- Vermont
- Burlington
- Samuel
- Quebec
- Mohawk
- Lake
- Saratoga
- Carleton
- Pont
- Erie
- Explorer
- Trois
- Hudson
- Whitehall
- Montreal
- Portage
- Aux
- Habitation
- Frenchmen
- Drain
- Lawrence
- Benedict
- Amherst
- Ottawa
- Westport
- Croix
- Albany
- Petit
- Rutland
- Watershed
- Cabot
- Geographer
- Gunboat
- Champ
- Chute
- Addison
- Steamboat
- Riding
- Pointe
- Headwater
- Arnold
- Niagara
- Provincial
- Lambert
- Otter
- Canal
- Essex
- Jacques
- Shore
- Flotilla
- Colchester
- Promontory
- Fort
- Exploration
- Waterway
- Ontario
- Pontiac
- Maurice
- Ferry
- Lordship
- Canada
- Seneca
- Jesuit
- Voyage
- Uss
- Colonist
- Sloop
- Etienne
- Scotia
- François
- Ethan
- Shoreline
- Expedition
- Ny
- Saint
- Laval
- Valley
- Canoe
- Isle
- Guillaume
- Marriott
- Cougar
- Sable
- Pierre
- Confederacy
- Roche
- Navigator
Adverb
Wiktionary
CHAMPLAIN, proper noun. A surname from a French topographic name from words meaning field and flat.
CHAMPLAIN, proper noun. Samuel de Champlain, French geographer and explorer.
Dictionary definition
CHAMPLAIN, noun. French explorer in Nova Scotia who established a settlement on the site of modern Quebec (1567-1635).
CHAMPLAIN, noun. A lake in northeastern New York, northwestern Vermont and southern Quebec; site of many battles in the French and Indian War and in the American Revolution and in the War of 1812.
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