Associations to the word «England»
Noun
- Keynes
- Borough
- Barnsley
- Norwich
- Gloucester
- Albans
- Coloni
- Priory
- Exeter
- Armada
- Northampton
- Rochdale
- Whaler
- Doncaster
- Newcastle
- Conqueror
- Brighton
- Sunderland
- Clergyman
- France
- Severn
- Raf
- Thames
- Shrewsbury
- Hove
- Calais
- Rutland
- Oldham
- Jacobite
- Cricketer
- New
- Blackpool
- Bradford
- Norfolk
- Salisbury
- Hutton
- Dorchester
- Portsmouth
- Schoolboy
- Wakefield
- Inning
- Snooker
- Swindon
- Croydon
- Cheltenham
- Reformation
- Rugby
- Matilda
- Lindsey
- Avon
- Holland
- Bede
- Norman
- Flanders
- Yarmouth
- Winthrop
- Selector
- London
- Boulogne
- Conquest
- Scandinavia
- Hanover
- Icc
- Test
- Ipswich
- Colchester
- Accession
- Newbury
- Winchester
- Racecourse
- Domesday
- Westminster
- Worcester
- Luton
- Legate
- Bromley
- Epsom
- Midland
- Quaker
- Colonist
- Scot
- Protestantism
- Newmarket
- Burnley
Adjective
Adverb
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Wiktionary
ENGLAND, proper noun. The region of the island of Great Britain which is to the east of Wales and the south of Scotland; one of the constituent countries of the United Kingdom.
ENGLAND, proper noun. A habitational surname.
ENGLAND, proper noun. (non-standard) (sometimes offensive) The United Kingdom.
ENGLAND AND WALES, proper noun. Two constituent countries of the United Kingdom, which share a single legal system and are treated as a single country for various purposes.
Dictionary definition
ENGLAND, noun. A division of the United Kingdom.
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