Associations to the word «Motown»
Noun
- Rodgers
- Lyricist
- Tune
- Showcase
- Suzanne
- Booking
- Ivy
- Matthews
- Clown
- Anthology
- Tic
- Clapton
- Messina
- Sylvia
- Ronnie
- Repertoire
- Tenure
- Group
- Rapper
- Sawyer
- Choreography
- Sixty
- Apollo
- Levi
- Shack
- Rick
- Tops
- Edwards
- Music
- Selling
- Synth
- Mel
- Disc
- Sing
- Collaborator
- Four
- Atlantic
- Catalog
- Guitarist
- Pbs
- Executive
- Goodbye
- Wanda
- Chart
- Trio
- Loaf
- Dancing
- Gone
- Curtis
- Miniseries
- Tina
- Bonnie
- Genre
- Roster
- Mcdonald
- Rap
- Gamble
- Jackie
- Gospel
- Cd
- Sherry
- Jerk
- Halftime
- Amour
- Roll
- Rogers
- Performer
- Cover
- Love
- Presley
- Hogg
- Honey
- Springfield
- Mahogany
- Benny
- Be
- Vip
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Adverb
Wiktionary
MOTOWN, proper noun. (informal) Detroit
MOTOWN, proper noun. (poker slang) A jack and a five as a starting hand in Texas hold 'em
MOTOWN, proper noun. (music) A style of popular soul music strongly associated with Motown Records.
Dictionary definition
MOTOWN, noun. The largest city in Michigan and a major Great Lakes port; center of the United States automobile industry; located in southeastern Michigan on the Detroit river across from Windsor.
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