Associations to the word «Lancastrian»
Noun
- Warwick
- Anjou
- Albans
- Beaufort
- Neville
- Barnet
- Montagu
- Northumberland
- Somerset
- Lancaster
- Mortimer
- Vi
- Wakefield
- Jasper
- Earl
- Calais
- Margaret
- Clifford
- Edward
- Percy
- Salisbury
- Iv
- Burgundy
- Scot
- Henry
- Allegiance
- Edmund
- Throne
- Devon
- Clarence
- Gloucester
- Overthrow
- Duke
- Vii
- Moor
- Battle
- Normandy
- Heath
- Faction
- Isabella
- Rose
- Lancashire
- Supporter
- Archer
- Richard
- Richmond
- Of
- Defeat
- Castle
- Battlefield
- Exile
- War
- Queen
- Victory
- England
- Wales
- Sanctuary
- Yeomanry
- Crown
- Oxford
- Wicket
- Arrow
- Army
- Surrender
- Iii
- Scotland
- Alliance
- King
- Elizabeth
- Cause
- Reign
- Pembroke
- Fighting
- Lord
- Prince
- York
- Knight
- Sir
- Butler
- Ludlow
- Son
Adverb
Wiktionary
LANCASTRIAN, adjective. Of or relating to Lancaster or Lancashire.
LANCASTRIAN, noun. A person from Lancaster or Lancashire.
LANCASTRIAN, proper noun. (aviation) A modified version of the Lancaster bomber, used in civilian service in the immediate postwar years.
Dictionary definition
LANCASTRIAN, noun. A member (or supporter) of the house of Lancaster.
LANCASTRIAN, noun. A resident of Lancaster.
LANCASTRIAN, adjective. Of or relating to the former English royal house or their supporters; "Lancastrian royalty".
LANCASTRIAN, adjective. Of or relating to the English city of Lancaster or its residents; "Lancastrian city center".
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