Associations to the word «Derby»
Noun
- Swindon
- Turf
- Shelton
- Countess
- Argyle
- Wembley
- Northampton
- Finisher
- Nottinghamshire
- Arsenal
- Rover
- Fremantle
- Newcastle
- Skate
- Norwich
- Porcelain
- Cardiff
- Eaton
- Fa
- Torino
- Galileo
- Swansea
- Stoppage
- Nigel
- Pegasus
- Dundee
- Devonshire
- Win
- Leicestershire
- Mansfield
- Preston
- Warrington
- Mackay
- Secretariat
- Bury
- Hyperion
- Eclipse
- Chelsea
- Peterborough
- Fitzroy
- Brighton
- Rochdale
- Bournemouth
- Apprentice
- Hereford
- Ivor
- Bristol
- Mcfarland
- Stamford
- Midfield
- Portsmouth
- Substitute
- Goalkeeper
- Running
- Hat
- Wednesday
- Puff
- Mare
- Replay
- Salford
- Race
- Della
- Goal
- Horse
- Archdeacon
- Striker
- Favourite
- Chester
- Jacobite
- Craven
- Racing
- Bradford
- Header
- Darlington
- Stampede
- Match
- Worcester
- Bloomfield
- Pembroke
- Stafford
- Old
- Lancaster
- Athletic
- Premiership
Wiktionary
DERBY, noun. Any of several annual horseraces.
DERBY, noun. By extension, any organized race.
DERBY, noun. (US) A bowler hat
DERBY, noun. (sports) A local derby (qv).
DERBY, proper noun. A city in the east Midlands of England, once the county town of Derbyshire.
DERBY, proper noun. Various cities in the USA, Canada, Australia, South Africa
Dictionary definition
DERBY, noun. A felt hat that is round and hard with a narrow brim.
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