Associations to the word «Manger»
Noun
- Bethlehem
- Nativity
- Hay
- Oat
- Stall
- Yiddish
- Babe
- Jd
- Stable
- Magus
- Rack
- Ox
- Shepherd
- Tout
- Cradle
- Siegel
- Trough
- Straw
- Saviour
- Loft
- Christmas
- Dog
- Scoundrel
- Blanc
- Je
- Ass
- Jesus
- Fable
- Carol
- Him
- Grotto
- Christ
- Hm
- Lying
- Yam
- Inn
- Chute
- Nanny
- Ami
- Cow
- Quixote
- Dessert
- Melvin
- Aux
- Donkey
- Angel
- Humility
- Tonight
- Vega
- Calf
- Corn
- Sancho
- Clothes
- Horse
- Feed
- Virgin
- Que
- Haste
- Crosby
- Square
- Barn
- Tub
- Cortex
- Mary
- Shed
- Josef
- Bucket
- Lay
- Chef
- Procession
- Cave
- Birth
- Altar
- Luke
- Mare
- Fell
- Glory
- Les
- Salon
Adverb
Wiktionary
MANGER, noun. A trough for animals to eat from.
Dictionary definition
MANGER, noun. A container (usually in a barn or stable) from which cattle or horses feed.
Wise words
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