Associations to the word «Neville»
Noun
- Durham
- Meade
- Philips
- Barrie
- Ramsay
- Berkshire
- Newell
- Burgh
- Cbe
- Ascension
- Buckingham
- Barrett
- Czechoslovakia
- Trevor
- Copeland
- Hilary
- Tyne
- Rooney
- Margaret
- Patti
- Mortimer
- Dillon
- Edward
- Edmund
- Hicks
- Benito
- Chancellor
- Browne
- Graves
- Rosalind
- Teller
- Henry
- Belinda
- Aboriginal
- Albans
- Ska
- Dudley
- Oz
- Maxwell
- Conductor
- Kidd
- Helena
- Cynthia
- Presley
- Nan
- Cade
- Wainwright
- Lancaster
- Vince
- Cauldron
- Eldest
- Archibald
- Anita
- Brenda
- Gower
- Butt
- Coleman
- Toad
- Keane
- Moody
- Thatcher
- Consort
- Anjou
- Chaplin
- Qc
- Forester
- Hastings
- Gladstone
- Elizabeth
- Elton
- Maynard
- Montague
- Maldives
- Rowan
- Manchester
- Len
- Roach
- Duke
- Potter
- Bo
- Galloway
- Parachute
- Sir
- Walsh
- Heath
- Dormitory
- Lordship
- Hawker
Adverb
Wiktionary
NEVILLE, proper noun. A surname.
NEVILLE, proper noun. A male given name transferred from the surname, used since the 16th century.
NEVILLE, proper noun. A village or town in New South Wales, Australia.
NEVILLE, proper noun. A village in Ohio.
NEVILLE, proper noun. A village in Saskatchewan, Canada.
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