Associations to the word «Faubourg»
Noun
- Germain
- Rue
- Antoine
- Arrondissement
- Saint
- Champ
- Denis
- Royale
- Lafayette
- Balzac
- Parisian
- Aristocracy
- Salon
- Palais
- Chateau
- Marcel
- Cesar
- Jacques
- Ste
- Paris
- Mademoiselle
- Thoroughfare
- Boulevard
- Mme
- Madame
- Barricade
- Orleans
- Genevieve
- Pere
- Duc
- Madeleine
- Princesse
- Maison
- Fontaine
- Seine
- Etienne
- Lucien
- Neighborhood
- Franc
- Chevalier
- Convent
- Mansion
- Pont
- Boutique
- Workman
- St
- Francois
- Marquis
- Comte
- Suburb
- Lodging
- Nobility
- Laurent
- Rouen
- Vaudeville
- Carriage
- Des
- Carmel
- Abbe
- Promenade
- Aristocrat
- Marguerite
- Sans
- Populace
- Furniture
- Workshop
- Duchess
- Tapestry
- Versailles
- Banker
- Monsieur
- Pavement
- Mortgage
- Jeanne
- Cab
- Mob
- Quay
- Street
- Dame
- Napoleon
- De
- Residence
- Hotel
- Une
- Greatness
- Outskirt
Wiktionary
FAUBOURG, noun. An outlying part of a city or town, beyond the walls; a suburb, especially of Paris.
Dictionary definition
FAUBOURG, noun. A New Orleans district lying outside the original city limits; used in combination with the names of various quarters of the city; "in Faubourg Sainte-Marie".
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