Associations to the word «Hereford»
Noun
- Worcester
- Shrewsbury
- Gloucester
- Humphrey
- Ludlow
- Archdeacon
- Shropshire
- Worcestershire
- Monmouth
- Viscount
- Lacy
- Mortimer
- Cathedral
- Angus
- Earl
- Exeter
- Marches
- Barnet
- Severn
- Aldershot
- Salisbury
- Cheltenham
- Crewe
- Northampton
- Pembroke
- Argyle
- Fitz
- Cattle
- Newport
- Leicester
- Cardiff
- Bangor
- Organist
- Cider
- Wolverhampton
- Bishop
- Glamorgan
- Peterborough
- Midlands
- Ely
- Gloucestershire
- Colchester
- Essex
- Longhorn
- Luton
- Coventry
- Chichester
- Baronetage
- Swansea
- Bishopric
- Brahman
- Winchester
- Wilton
- Lancaster
- Carlisle
- Earle
- Nach
- Norwich
- Diocese
- Breed
- Constable
- Bristol
- Aberdeen
- Warwick
- Edgar
- Stockport
- Warwickshire
- Welsh
- Albion
- Chester
- Charlton
- Baronetcy
- Anglia
- Priory
- Grimsby
- Stafford
- Transept
- Doncaster
- Midland
- Chesterfield
- Davies
- Rochdale
- Darlington
- Canterbury
- Loan
- Fa
- Birmingham
- Peerage
- Breeder
- Beef
- Scarborough
- Taunton
- Rover
- Croft
- Devon
- Bertha
Verb
Wiktionary
HEREFORD, proper noun. A city in Herefordshire, England
HEREFORD, proper noun. A breed of cattle used for high-quality beef, see w:Hereford (cattle)
HEREFORD, noun. A cow of the Hereford breed.
HEREFORD AND WORCESTER, proper noun. (From 1974 to 1998) A county in the west midlands of England, formed from the short-lived merger of Herefordshire and Worcestershire.
Dictionary definition
HEREFORD, noun. Hardy English breed of dairy cattle raised extensively in United States.
Wise words
In words, as fashions, the same rule will hold; Alike
fantastic, if too new, or old: Be not the first by whom the
new are tried, Nor yet the last to lay the old aside.