Associations to the word «Domesday»
Noun
- Estate
- Pasture
- Homestead
- Cornwall
- Earl
- Thorpe
- Charter
- Prehistory
- Steeple
- Middlesex
- Salisbury
- Fishery
- Surrey
- Dorset
- Sheriff
- Land
- Baldwin
- Hugh
- Beaumont
- Croydon
- Somerset
- Assessment
- Chichester
- Abbot
- Cambridgeshire
- Taxation
- Roger
- Magnate
- Maitland
- Acton
- Liber
- Acre
- Ralph
- William
- Hastings
- Freeman
- Canterbury
- Meaning
- Sussex
- Eustace
- Essex
- Alias
- Exchequer
- Upton
- Barton
- Brittany
- Stanton
- Darby
- Chancel
- Burgh
- Shire
- Tithe
- Bishop
- Bedfordshire
- Middleton
- Rochdale
- Henley
- Gloucester
- Nigel
- Due
- Worcester
- Burgess
- Chester
- Ramsey
- Ownership
- Hertfordshire
- Albans
- Ashton
- Norton
- Newton
- Time
- Leicester
- Possession
- Lancashire
- Beyond
- Barrow
- Aubrey
- Thorn
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
DOMESDAY, noun. Obsolete form of doomsday.
DOMESDAY BOOK, proper noun. (historical) A record of the great survey of England carried out in 1086 for William the Conqueror.
Wise words
He who speaks without modesty will find it difficult to make
his words good.