Associations to the word «Narragansett»
Noun
- Rhode
- Providence
- Newport
- Bay
- Jamestown
- Taunton
- Pier
- Barrington
- Westerly
- Ri
- Brewing
- Warwick
- Plymouth
- Connecticut
- Colonist
- Winslow
- Handicap
- Buzzard
- Tribe
- Thoroughbred
- Judith
- Steamship
- Frederic
- Hutchinson
- Colony
- Spears
- Winthrop
- Island
- Roanoke
- Smallpox
- Massachusetts
- Mystic
- Indian
- Cod
- Josiah
- Greenwich
- Steamboat
- Harbor
- Reservation
- Prudence
- Greene
- Kingston
- Schooner
- Portsmouth
- Bristol
- Plantation
- Gardiner
- Estuary
- Roger
- Casino
- Williams
- Towers
- Navajo
- Special
- Settler
- Swansea
- Watershed
- Coloni
- Pond
- Scout
- Philip
- Scouting
- Shore
- Hampton
- Epidemic
- Breed
- Hara
- Tract
- Norfolk
- Lighthouse
- Cheer
- Delaware
- Militia
- Planter
- Caribbean
- Boston
- Naval
- Bedford
- Beer
- Uss
- Purchase
- Dialect
- Avenue
- Fort
- Hartford
- Brewery
- Cape
Wiktionary
NARRAGANSETT, noun. A member of an Algonquian Native American tribe that formerly inhabited the shores of Narragansett Bay.
NARRAGANSETT, proper noun. The extinct Algonquian language that was spoken by this tribe.
NARRAGANSETT, proper noun. A town in Rhode Island.
NARRAGANSETT PACER, noun. A (horse from the) once-renowned, now-extinct Rhode Island breed of sure footed, dependable horses.
NARRAGANSETT PACERS, noun. Plural of Narragansett pacer
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