Associations to the word «Clair»
Noun
- Huron
- Erskine
- Isla
- Midland
- Langdon
- Rene
- Cradle
- Abrams
- Dunedin
- Erie
- Aubrey
- Streetcar
- Frankie
- Sinclair
- Robson
- Cartwright
- Au
- Nous
- Saint
- Pointe
- Michigan
- Patterson
- Illinois
- Bathurst
- Allegheny
- Avenue
- St
- Chaplin
- Ave
- County
- Blank
- Borough
- Detroit
- Windsor
- Mcmahon
- Rouen
- Shore
- Mont
- Sou
- Donaldson
- Sur
- Kimball
- Drake
- Wilcox
- Wesley
- Claude
- Normandy
- Upton
- Meteorite
- Ontario
- Trois
- Daphne
- Philippe
- Fayette
- Orkney
- Donnell
- Filmmaker
- Township
- Parkway
- Annette
- Belle
- Marcel
- Mel
- Pell
- Lake
- Bourne
- Bee
- Alabama
- Tasmania
- Northwest
- Femme
- Elle
- Ottawa
- Priory
- Av
- Jenna
- Wayne
- Draper
- Aux
- Jour
- Serge
- Denise
- Les
- Elgin
- Flat
- Defeat
- Clarke
- Horace
- Chatham
- Niagara
- Malley
- Pleasant
- Suburb
- Stephan
Wiktionary
CLAIR, proper noun. A female given name.
CLAIR, proper noun. A male given name.
CLAIR, proper noun. A village in New Brunswick, Canada
CLAIR, proper noun. A town in Saskatchewan, Canada
CLAIR DE LUNE, noun. A pale bluish-gray colour.
CLAIR DE LUNE, adjective. Of a pale bluish-gray colour.
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