Associations to the word «Grange»
Noun
- Arboretum
- Sands
- Cistercian
- Townland
- Fayette
- Sutton
- Cumbria
- Lincolnshire
- Abbey
- Henley
- Redmond
- Moor
- La
- Nugent
- Rudder
- Priory
- Leicestershire
- Baronetage
- Farmhouse
- Middleton
- Colliery
- Enfield
- Manor
- Halfback
- Erskine
- Baptiste
- Baronetcy
- Puritan
- Steeple
- Edinburgh
- Lafayette
- Populist
- Slalom
- Copeland
- Barony
- Illinois
- Aux
- Hill
- Shropshire
- Caprice
- Kelley
- Upton
- Marietta
- Rue
- Hermitage
- Tithe
- Barn
- Lyons
- Yorkshire
- Blanche
- Nelly
- Warwickshire
- Oldham
- Cathy
- Cooperative
- Stockton
- Greenfield
- Dempsey
- Maia
- Patron
- Muriel
- Barrow
- Staffordshire
- Schoolhouse
- Zeppelin
- Cambridgeshire
- Cheshire
- Barrington
- Barton
- Schubert
- Kent
- Petit
- Farmer
- Northamptonshire
- Estate
- Kirby
- Gaston
- Suburb
- Alder
- Derbyshire
- Swindon
- Alton
- Hamlet
- Rochester
- Yankee
- Electro
- Fulham
- Heath
- Leeds
- Adelaide
- Racecourse
- Antrim
Verb
Wiktionary
GRANGE, noun. (British) A farm, especially that of a gentleman farmer.
GRANGE, noun. Outlying land belonging to a monastery.
GRANGE, noun. (archaic) A granary.
GRANGE, proper noun. (US) (usually, with "The") National Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry, an association of farmers.
GRANGE, proper noun. A state branch or branch lodge of the National Grange
Dictionary definition
GRANGE, noun. An outlying farm.
Wise words
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