Associations to the word «Dartmouth»
Noun
- Hanover
- Britannia
- Tuck
- Halifax
- Scotia
- Hampshire
- Aldershot
- Hitchcock
- Kappa
- Devon
- Bedford
- Fraternity
- Ivy
- Nova
- Amherst
- Phi
- College
- Cornell
- Yale
- Outing
- Naval
- Harvard
- Epsilon
- Princeton
- Theta
- Dart
- Sorority
- Regional
- Osborne
- Mba
- Basic
- Trustee
- Graduate
- Harbour
- Summa
- Vermont
- Massachusetts
- Woodward
- Regatta
- Sigma
- Undergraduate
- Hms
- Emory
- Cornwallis
- Stanford
- Alumnus
- Midshipman
- Pr
- Plymouth
- Exeter
- Ferry
- Emeritus
- Georgetown
- Westport
- Rutgers
- Professorship
- Psi
- Whaling
- Appleton
- Mater
- Cappella
- Amos
- Hopkins
- Cadet
- Magna
- Webster
- Tau
- Earl
- Oration
- Charter
- Bachelor
- Wellesley
- Zeta
- Rockefeller
- Analyzer
- Penn
- Nea
- Alma
- Wentworth
- Aegis
- Beta
- Yarmouth
- Bates
- Cole
- Sloan
- Professor
- Kimball
- Gage
Wiktionary
DARTMOUTH, proper noun. A port in Devon, England
DARTMOUTH, proper noun. A town in Massachusetts
DARTMOUTH, proper noun. A community in Nova Scotia
DARTMOUTH, proper noun. A town in Victoria, Australia
Dictionary definition
DARTMOUTH, noun. A college in New Hampshire.
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