Associations to the word «Cwm»
Noun
- Cairn
- Yr
- Welsh
- Everest
- Colliery
- Quarry
- Metadata
- Soap
- Gower
- Tramway
- Pennant
- Incline
- Slate
- Wales
- Cymru
- Swansea
- Glacier
- Cardiff
- Severn
- Craig
- Vale
- Gorge
- Valley
- Hymn
- Bach
- Col
- Climber
- Ascent
- Summit
- Warehouse
- Vendor
- Honda
- Tune
- Pen
- Ridge
- Woodland
- Specification
- Hughes
- Opera
- Jesuit
- Beacon
- Owl
- Davies
- Tributary
- Bbc
- Pant
- Abbey
- Coal
- Casualty
- Limestone
- Slope
- Hamlet
- Peak
- Cliff
- Powell
- Borough
- Long
- Miner
- Nepal
- Mist
- Common
- Trust
- Reservoir
- Tomb
- Mountain
- Climb
- Railway
- Village
- Wildlife
- Community
- Route
- Fault
- Flow
- Programme
- Cottage
- Television
- Path
- Site
- Meaning
- Head
- Ac
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
CWM, noun. A valley head created through glacial erosion and with a shape similar to an amphitheatre.
CWM SILICON, proper noun. A technology-rich area of South Wales
Dictionary definition
CWM, noun. A steep-walled semicircular basin in a mountain; may contain a lake.
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