Associations to the word «Lexington»
Noun
- Concord
- Kentucky
- Fayette
- Ky
- Transylvania
- Saratoga
- Louisville
- Bluegrass
- Bunker
- Avenue
- Thoroughbred
- Barbecue
- Wildcat
- Md
- Subway
- Herald
- Massachusetts
- Calvert
- Uss
- Wentworth
- Arlington
- Lafayette
- Buena
- Missouri
- Gage
- Militia
- Virginia
- Manhattan
- Hancock
- Pensacola
- Armory
- Lex
- Broadway
- Roanoke
- Knoxville
- Racetrack
- Courthouse
- Steele
- Turnpike
- Fulton
- Dunbar
- Midway
- Stallion
- Myrtle
- Belmont
- Skirmish
- Cincinnati
- Coral
- Harlem
- Carolina
- Bloomington
- Somerville
- Ma
- Breeder
- Davidson
- Ave
- Sire
- Chattanooga
- Bedford
- Carrier
- Racehorse
- Acton
- Triad
- Georgetown
- Williamsburg
- Winchester
- Mcconnell
- Salem
- Greyhound
- Gunboat
- Richmond
- Burlington
- Christi
- Boone
- Greenville
- Purcell
- Heath
- Boston
- Steamboat
- Nc
- Seminary
- Coliseum
- Hemp
- Cw
- Neighborhood
- Douglass
- Tennessee
Wiktionary
LEXINGTON, proper noun. Any number of places in the USA, see Wikipedia:Lexington
LEXINGTON, proper noun. The battle of Lexington, one of the first battles in the American Revolutionary War, see Wikipedia:Battles of Lexington and Concord
Dictionary definition
LEXINGTON, noun. Town in eastern Massachusetts near Boston where the first battle of the American Revolution was fought.
LEXINGTON, noun. A city in eastern Kentucky; noted for raising thoroughbred horses.
LEXINGTON, noun. The first battle of the American Revolution (April 19, 1775).
Wise words
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