Associations to the word «Custer»
Noun
- Leopold
- Buffalo
- Oklahoma
- Weir
- Flank
- Creek
- Gibbs
- Herr
- Gambler
- Pumpkin
- Connell
- Plain
- Calhoun
- Township
- Sargent
- Conformity
- Victoria
- Despatch
- Corrosion
- Salmon
- Courthouse
- Autograph
- Yates
- Afterlife
- Cavalier
- Verne
- Saber
- Guarding
- Wagon
- Marquis
- Stand
- Carbine
- Camp
- Wesley
- Scatter
- Survivor
- Crossroads
- Cole
- Garfield
- Adjutant
- Defeat
- Wyoming
- Nat
- Martini
- Pony
- Willard
- Cemetery
- Scouting
- Aide
- Benton
- Beth
- Flynn
- Thirty
- Troop
- Lancer
- Regiment
- Elliott
- Antrim
- Cassidy
- Bungalow
- Abraham
- Cedar
- Mitch
- Emma
- Wayne
- Elmer
- Lincoln
- Preacher
- Fight
- Colorado
- Lieutenant
- Infantry
- Horseman
- Clint
- Picket
- Homestead
- Miles
- Loose
- Brig
- Dash
- Column
- Command
- Woodrow
- Seventh
- Riley
- Rear
- Bismarck
Adverb
Wiktionary
CUSTER, proper noun. A surname.
CUSTER, proper noun. A ghost town in Idaho.
CUSTER, proper noun. A village in Michigan.
CUSTER, proper noun. A CDP in Montana.
CUSTER, proper noun. A city in South Dakota.
CUSTER, proper noun. A CDP in Washington.
Dictionary definition
CUSTER, noun. United States general who was killed along with all his command by the Sioux at the Battle of Little Bighorn (1839-1876).
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