Associations to the word «Exeter»
Noun
- Devon
- Taunton
- Plymouth
- Phillips
- Devonshire
- Bristol
- Marquess
- Argyle
- Visitation
- Salisbury
- Cornwall
- Archdeacon
- Dorchester
- Cecil
- Hereford
- Swindon
- Hampshire
- Bournemouth
- Cathedral
- Norwich
- Gloucester
- Chichester
- Oxford
- Waterloo
- Aldershot
- Dorset
- Northampton
- Southampton
- Effigy
- Colchester
- Beaufort
- Domesday
- Somerset
- Premiership
- Wessex
- Winchester
- Huddersfield
- Cheltenham
- Shrewsbury
- Albion
- Eton
- Worcester
- Peterborough
- Swansea
- Luton
- Rector
- Portsmouth
- Dartmouth
- Bishop
- Cardiff
- Ipswich
- Carlisle
- Riddle
- Doncaster
- Pollard
- Nottingham
- Poole
- Grimsby
- Stamford
- Canterbury
- Montagu
- Coventry
- Pembroke
- Bedford
- Centurion
- Blitz
- Watford
- Newbury
- Leicester
- Bury
- Oldham
- Rutland
- Bartholomew
- Ely
- Barnet
- Philips
- Rectory
- Stagecoach
- Stockport
- Warwick
- Earl
- Ajax
- Academy
- Tutor
- Blackpool
- Rover
- Lecturer
- Charlton
- Neville
- Wembley
- Hove
- Holland
- Newmarket
- Aberdeen
- Birmingham
Verb
Wiktionary
EXETER, proper noun. A city in Devon, south west England
EXETER, proper noun. A city in California, United States
EXETER, proper noun. A village in Illinois, United States
EXETER, proper noun. A town in Maine, United States
EXETER, proper noun. A city in Missouri, United States
EXETER, proper noun. A village in Nebraska, United States
EXETER, proper noun. A town in New Hampshire, United States
EXETER, proper noun. A village in New South Wales, Australia
EXETER, proper noun. A town in New York, United States
EXETER, proper noun. A borough in Pennsylvania, United States
EXETER, proper noun. A town in Rhode Island, United States
EXETER, proper noun. A town in Tasmania, Australia
EXETER, proper noun. A town in Wisconsin, United States
EXETER STEW, noun. A stew of beef and vegetables.
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