Associations to the word «Marquess»
Noun
- Montrose
- Wellesley
- Argyll
- Peerage
- Salisbury
- Viscount
- Vane
- Montagu
- Cornwallis
- Aberdeen
- Gower
- Northampton
- Dorset
- Petty
- Cecil
- Milford
- Manners
- Earl
- Waterford
- Wentworth
- Archibald
- Buckingham
- Cavendish
- Winchester
- Exeter
- Ava
- Seymour
- Viceroy
- Eldest
- Nugent
- Kerr
- Granville
- Blackwood
- Beaufort
- Stafford
- Devonshire
- Dorchester
- Crewe
- Compton
- Ely
- Chichester
- Worcester
- Rutland
- Royalist
- Nobleman
- Hastings
- Duke
- Tempest
- Browne
- Boniface
- Antrim
- Dowager
- Peer
- Wilde
- Conway
- Burgh
- Johnstone
- Villiers
- Somerset
- Barony
- Stuart
- Henrietta
- Este
- Married
- Baroness
- Wills
- Dl
- Baron
- Westminster
- Rufus
- Hay
- Wen
- Louisa
- Marlborough
- Neville
- Courtesy
- Aristocrat
- Bertie
- Sutherland
- Liang
- Heir
- Camden
- Wellington
- Wei
Adverb
Wiktionary
MARQUESS, noun. A title of nobility, ranking beneath a duke and above an earl.
Dictionary definition
MARQUESS, noun. Nobleman (in various countries) ranking above a count.
MARQUESS, noun. A British peer ranking below a duke and above an earl.
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