Associations to the word «Havelock»
Noun
- Ellis
- Lucknow
- Jenna
- Colombo
- Allan
- Mutiny
- Napier
- Belmont
- Mata
- Residency
- Forsyth
- Nana
- Sahib
- Grimsby
- Inversion
- Peterborough
- Gonzales
- Lean
- Hastings
- Trafalgar
- Elgin
- Comm
- Matthias
- Homosexuality
- Plato
- Norwood
- Craven
- Sexuality
- Marlborough
- Sc
- Canning
- Sunderland
- Bern
- Campaigner
- Baronet
- Clifford
- Catapult
- Speedway
- Coward
- Madras
- Ceylon
- Carpenter
- Neill
- Colin
- Ry
- Cherry
- Dane
- Henry
- Clyde
- Foreword
- Middlesbrough
- Baylor
- Subdivision
- Brunswick
- Temperance
- Gary
- Judy
- Gardiner
- Nelson
- Psychology
- Campbell
- Parry
- Highlander
- Preface
- Decker
- Electorate
- Leone
- Grange
- Pierce
- Hms
- Olive
- Te
- Tasmania
- Brigadier
- Sir
- Unionist
- Literacy
- Eric
- Siege
- Reginald
- Relief
- Lanka
- Clive
- Portsmouth
- Hen
- Mirror
Wiktionary
HAVELOCK, noun. A cap incorporating a cloth hanging down the sides and back, to protect the ears and neck; often created ad hoc by placing a kerchief on the head and holding it in place with a cap.
HAVELOCK, proper noun. A surname.
Dictionary definition
HAVELOCK, noun. A cloth covering for a service cap with a flap extending over the back of the neck to protect the neck from direct rays of the sun.
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