Associations to the word «Dominique»
Noun
- Auguste
- Kahn
- Wilkins
- Swain
- Strauss
- Blanc
- François
- Dunne
- Rue
- Alain
- Christophe
- Imf
- Gonzalez
- Gilles
- Thierry
- Jean
- Baptiste
- Antoine
- Philippe
- Michel
- Yves
- Etienne
- Mathieu
- Laurent
- Pierre
- Francois
- Bertrand
- Jacques
- Nicolas
- Isabelle
- Comte
- Gymnast
- Rodgers
- Keating
- Claude
- Marie
- Alexandre
- Pitchfork
- Une
- Homme
- Perrin
- Dorsey
- Fernandez
- Guillaume
- Serge
- Borg
- Henri
- Olivier
- Piazza
- Pascal
- Danielle
- Germain
- Alexis
- Toulouse
- Georges
- Leroy
- Mick
- Catherine
- Ellsworth
- Byrd
- Nous
- Rene
- Mclaughlin
- Camille
- Lindsey
- Les
- Le
- Femme
- Fontaine
- Christine
- Bianca
- Chevalier
- Gustave
- Leone
- Marc
- Genevieve
- Monica
- Lauren
- Lille
- Dusty
- Richter
- Dominican
- Grab
- Julie
- Dir
- Pere
- Emmanuel
- French
- Carole
- Rhapsody
- Vidal
- Scala
- Des
- Jacqueline
- Petit
- Xavier
Adjective
Wiktionary
DOMINIQUE, noun. An American breed of chicken with a rose comb and a heavy plumage of irregularly striped black-and-white feathers.
Dictionary definition
DOMINIQUE, noun. American breed of chicken having barred grey plumage raised for meat and brown eggs.
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