Associations to the word «Mcintosh»
Noun
- Ga
- Robbie
- Burr
- Stephanie
- Fiona
- Curt
- Lorraine
- Peggy
- Buckeye
- Garry
- Livingstone
- Kell
- Otis
- Trombone
- Mcintyre
- Scottish
- Georgia
- Maggie
- Pretender
- Roderick
- Bluff
- Dorchester
- Norwood
- Claremont
- Cultivar
- Amplifier
- Angus
- Savannah
- Mccartney
- Irwin
- Barnard
- Bradley
- Linda
- Baird
- Blackpool
- Sill
- Iain
- Seminole
- Heather
- Utopia
- Acad
- Ian
- Creek
- Berman
- Apple
- Baroness
- Inverness
- Kieran
- Macintosh
- Oklahoma
- Carmichael
- Seymour
- Stockton
- Fort
- Redskin
- Malcolm
- Ashley
- Brigadier
- Rancho
- Minstrel
- Mcqueen
- Medallist
- Camden
- Ken
- Reelection
- Darryl
- Gilbert
- Saskatchewan
- Cherokee
- Grimes
- Tulsa
- Mora
- Dale
- Lower
- Coleman
- Nichols
- Duncan
- Laura
- Prescott
- Alta
- Dakota
- Shaun
- Louise
- Alison
- Hawkins
- Stuart
- Nancy
- Planter
- Springs
- Fraser
- Roberta
- Rocky
- Dawson
- Neighbour
- Privilege
- County
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
MCINTOSH, noun. A cultivar of apple with red and green skin, tart flavor and white flesh that ripens in late September.
MCINTOSH, noun. The tree that bears this fruit.
Dictionary definition
MCINTOSH, noun. Early-ripening apple popular in the northeastern United States; primarily eaten raw but suitable for applesauce.
Wise words
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