Associations to the word «Exeter»
Noun
- Vivian
- Mp
- Bishopric
- Leeds
- Abbot
- Durham
- Barnsley
- Newcastle
- Diocese
- Motorway
- Brighton
- Priory
- Magdalen
- Vicar
- Imprint
- Wanderer
- Wiltshire
- Connacht
- Hampton
- Hms
- Countess
- Cary
- Anglia
- Bath
- Dean
- Hooker
- Railway
- Scarborough
- Manor
- Sheffield
- Newton
- Regis
- Recorder
- Albans
- Canon
- Bradford
- Racecourse
- Briton
- Ba
- Stafford
- Wells
- College
- Wilton
- Graf
- Harvard
- Mines
- Dover
- Liverpool
- Henrietta
- Chaplain
- Achilles
- Reginald
- Grammar
- Dentistry
- Organist
- Lancaster
- Memorial
- Weston
- Knowles
- Northamptonshire
- Lincoln
- Orient
- Doctorate
- Chesterfield
- Rhode
- Gauge
- Manchester
- Baldwin
- Curate
- Rees
- Bradshaw
- Dunne
- Gloucestershire
- England
- Newport
- Greenwich
- Churchman
- Montpellier
- Relegation
- Shelby
- Boniface
- Chester
- Athletic
- Junction
Adverb
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.
Wise words
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