Associations to the word «Hereford»
Noun
- Worcester
- Shrewsbury
- Gloucester
- Humphrey
- Ludlow
- Archdeacon
- Shropshire
- Worcestershire
- Monmouth
- Viscount
- Lacy
- Mortimer
- Cathedral
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- Severn
- Aldershot
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- Northampton
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- Fitz
- Cattle
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- Leicester
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- Bangor
- Organist
- Cider
- Wolverhampton
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- Peterborough
- Midlands
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- 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
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- Loan
- Fa
- Birmingham
- Peerage
- Breeder
- Beef
- Scarborough
- Taunton
- Rover
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- 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
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