Associations to the word «Copeland»
Noun
- Cumbria
- Summers
- Stewart
- Sting
- Mcnamara
- Collingwood
- Miles
- Lorraine
- Kenneth
- Dunne
- Argonaut
- Iain
- Lillian
- Lyman
- Lori
- Drummer
- Faye
- Draper
- Irs
- Trophy
- Carlisle
- Johnny
- Lobbying
- Ames
- Dominic
- Showdown
- Jaime
- Cassie
- Josh
- Daryl
- Discus
- Maia
- Adam
- Grimes
- Briggs
- Pont
- Denton
- Juliet
- Grange
- Shawn
- Porcelain
- Hadley
- Trent
- Barrow
- Myles
- Blues
- Wellness
- Cymbal
- Melvin
- Superstar
- Morse
- Leah
- Ruth
- Clyde
- Hewitt
- Aaron
- Slim
- Joan
- Damian
- Nail
- Ark
- Eden
- Cunningham
- Maclean
- Barony
- Edwin
- Ballet
- Sexton
- Huff
- Townsend
- Neville
- Rumble
- Thrower
- Collins
- Dude
- Libby
- Compressor
- Cia
- Wes
- Bassist
- Songwriting
- Bloomfield
- Brad
- Rudy
- Garner
- Cumberland
- Snare
- Punt
- Courtney
- Andy
- Sherry
- Borough
- Trumpet
- Bingham
Verb
Wiktionary
COPELAND, proper noun. A forest between Ennerdale and Egremont in Cumbria (and a present-day borough in that area).
COPELAND, proper noun. A habitational surname of someone from that area.
COPELAND, proper noun. A city in Kansas.
COPELAND, proper noun. A community in Saskatchewan, Canada.
Wise words
One merit of poetry few persons will deny: it says more and
in fewer words than prose.