Associations to the word «Madeira»
Noun
- Azores
- Sherry
- Porto
- Verde
- Portugal
- Archipelago
- Santo
- Lisbon
- Cask
- Gibraltar
- Amazon
- Portuguese
- Bolivia
- Atlantic
- Wine
- Dorsey
- Morocco
- Headwater
- Cape
- Corsica
- Sugarcane
- Island
- Grape
- Brandy
- Navigator
- Serra
- Angola
- Mediterranean
- Lobo
- Rio
- Janeiro
- Mahogany
- Hammock
- Champagne
- Bottle
- Burgundy
- Pint
- Brazil
- Phil
- Voyage
- Quart
- Iceland
- Santana
- Sauce
- Dessert
- Flavour
- Tome
- Senegal
- Alberto
- Madagascar
- Harbour
- Indies
- Liechtenstein
- Malta
- Cruz
- Cake
- Discoverer
- Macau
- Vine
- Mauritius
- Hammond
- Trinidad
- Mainland
- Tributary
- Sugar
- Sardinia
- Deserter
- Frigate
- Biscuit
- Albuquerque
- Silva
- Leone
- Isle
- Ocean
- Andes
- Ascension
- Mushroom
- Refreshment
- Laurel
Adjective
Wiktionary
MADEIRA, proper noun. Island in the Atlantic Ocean and an autonomous region of Portugal.
MADEIRA, noun. A type of fortified wine produced on that island.
MADEIRA CAKE, noun. A simple cake, rather like a pound cake, with added lemon zest but no fruit; traditionally eaten with a glass of Madeira wine
MADEIRA CAKES, noun. Plural of Madeira cake
MADEIRA NUT, noun. The European walnut; the nut of Juglans regia.
MADEIRA NUTS, noun. Plural of Madeira nut
MADEIRA VINE, noun. Anredera cordifolia, a South American ornamental succulent evergreen vine of the family Basellaceae.
MADEIRA VINES, noun. Plural of Madeira vine
MADEIRA WOOD, noun. The mahogany tree (Swietenia mahogoni).
MADEIRA WOOD, noun. A West Indian leguminous tree (Lysiloma latisiliquum) whose wood is used for boat trimming.
Dictionary definition
MADEIRA, noun. A Brazilian river; tributary of the Amazon River.
MADEIRA, noun. An island in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Africa; the largest of the Madeira Islands.
MADEIRA, noun. An amber dessert wine from the Madeira Islands.
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