Associations to the word «Davenport»
Noun
- Palmer
- Omaha
- Sloan
- Shaker
- Punch
- Wallace
- Cartwright
- Jessica
- Beale
- Rb
- Mckinley
- Haines
- Antoine
- Benedict
- Grandpa
- Rankin
- Audrey
- Claire
- Dupont
- Cop
- Huber
- Miriam
- Haven
- Gretchen
- Grimm
- Clyde
- Elena
- Waters
- Westerly
- Harmonica
- Downtown
- Williams
- Alice
- Hodgson
- Elias
- Fern
- Davey
- Monica
- Harold
- Bandit
- Putnam
- Trumpeter
- Cyril
- Yale
- Bangor
- Samuel
- Megan
- Copeland
- Biographer
- Italia
- Vinci
- Bain
- Adams
- Reuben
- Meade
- Juliet
- Ethel
- Td
- Abigail
- Wreckage
- Barr
- Ward
- Isaiah
- Guy
- Blues
- Bali
- Emanuel
- Amelia
- Vivian
- Rosen
- Becky
- Briggs
- Choreographer
- Sharing
- Lynn
- Helena
- Eddie
- Waterloo
- Hurdle
- Bargaining
- Hose
- Augusta
- Biologist
- Chinatown
- Woodward
- Reid
Adjective
Wiktionary
DAVENPORT, proper noun. A habitational surname from the town in Cheshire.
DAVENPORT, proper noun. A surname of origin from the Gaelic Ó Donndubhartaigh.
DAVENPORT, proper noun. A surname of origin: de avesne port, where avesne is derived from avisna ("field" see:Wiese).
DAVENPORT, noun. A large sofa, especially a formal one.
DAVENPORT, noun. A writing desk.
Dictionary definition
DAVENPORT, noun. A city in eastern Iowa on the Mississippi River across from Moline and Rock Island.
DAVENPORT, noun. A small decorative writing desk.
DAVENPORT, noun. A large sofa usually convertible into a bed.
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