Associations to the word «Derbyshire»
Noun
- Mills
- Darcy
- Taunton
- Temp
- Dorset
- Lea
- M1
- Manor
- Spinner
- Worthington
- Dove
- Hamlet
- Parish
- Leicester
- Burton
- Slater
- Viaduct
- Manchester
- Baronet
- Wilfred
- Cavern
- Shire
- Constituency
- Borough
- Benson
- Baronetcy
- Crag
- Shrewsbury
- Debut
- Haul
- Toss
- Morley
- Kenyon
- Britannia
- Wallis
- Curate
- Grange
- Vicar
- Markham
- Cornwall
- Landowner
- County
- Gloucester
- Stafford
- Devon
- Alderman
- Vernon
- Baronetage
- Priory
- Beet
- Weston
- Suffolk
- Hodge
- Willoughby
- Quarry
- Milford
- Emily
- Oldham
- Doncaster
- Born
- Rector
- Bentley
- Coal
- Moss
- Australian
- Vc
- Opener
- Gareth
- Bangladeshi
- Wolverhampton
- Boundary
- Reservoir
- Organiser
- Countryside
- Engel
- Harrow
- Hove
- Richardson
- Steeple
- Fixture
- Ld
- Gazetteer
- Sw
Wiktionary
DERBYSHIRE, proper noun. A midland county of England bounded by South Yorkshire, West Yorkshire, Greater Manchester, Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire, Staffordshire and Cheshire.
DERBYSHIRE NECK, noun. (UK) (archaic) goitre
DERBYSHIRE SPAR, noun. (mineral) A massive variety of fluor spar, found in Derbyshire, England, and wrought into vases and other ornamental work.
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