Associations to the word «Despatch»
Noun
- Gallantry
- Croix
- Despatch
- Bearer
- Steed
- Mention
- Cb
- Cornwallis
- Receipt
- Wellesley
- Flinder
- Bravery
- Obe
- Commendation
- Arjuna
- Rider
- Toulon
- Adjutant
- Decoration
- Gazette
- Mbe
- Horseman
- Overland
- Crosse
- Meantime
- Pretext
- Prussian
- Informing
- Pretence
- Wellington
- Czar
- Somme
- Galley
- Embassy
- Cipher
- Fugitive
- Spaniard
- Meade
- Carthage
- Seizing
- Excellency
- Ramsay
- Restitution
- Transvaal
- Kitchener
- Elgin
- Prowess
- Frontier
- Contingent
- Compliment
- Archduke
- Shaft
- Vicksburg
- Mcclellan
- Telegraph
- Lucius
- Cbe
- Refrigerator
- Schooner
- Sulla
- Message
- Detachment
- Abbe
- Whitehall
Adjective
Wiktionary
DESPATCH, noun. Alternative form of dispatch (see also Wikipedia's Mentioned in Despatches)
DESPATCH, verb. Alternative form of dispatch
Dictionary definition
DESPATCH, noun. An official report (usually sent in haste).
DESPATCH, noun. The property of being prompt and efficient; "it was done with dispatch".
DESPATCH, noun. Killing a person or animal.
DESPATCH, noun. The act of sending off something.
DESPATCH, verb. Send away towards a designated goal.
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