Associations to the word «Padre»
Noun
- Diego
- Rockies
- Dodger
- Nl
- Outfielder
- Baseman
- Hitter
- San
- Martini
- Shortstop
- Serra
- Marlin
- Yankee
- Waiver
- Cub
- Triple
- Pitcher
- Brave
- Oriole
- Catcher
- Pitching
- Expo
- Tucson
- Fielder
- Brewer
- Por
- Anaheim
- Mariner
- Hoffman
- Inning
- Sock
- Twins
- Rbi
- Baseball
- Che
- Filippo
- Gonzalez
- Casa
- Shutout
- Athletic
- Offseason
- Vida
- Oakland
- Pennant
- Franciscan
- Martinez
- Giant
- Nel
- Laguna
- Que
- Strikeout
- Irene
- Pinch
- Almanac
- Milwaukee
- Aaa
- Fernandez
- Friar
- Su
- Affiliate
- Upton
- Cincinnati
- Batter
- Christi
- Ventura
- Una
- Draft
- Tampa
- Major
- Monterey
- Rookie
- Kemp
- Monty
- Salazar
- Bernardo
- Fray
- Isla
- Los
- Armando
- Maestro
- Del
- Senor
- Sus
- Santo
- Souza
- Colbert
- Pedro
- Ignacio
- Guerra
- Mi
- Cardinal
Wiktionary
PADRE, noun. A military clergyman.
PADRE, noun. A Roman Catholic or Anglican priest.
PADRE, proper noun. (baseball) A player on the team the "San Diego Padres".
Dictionary definition
PADRE, noun. A chaplain in one of the military services.
PADRE, noun. `Father' is a term of address for priests in some churches (especially the Roman Catholic Church or the Orthodox Catholic Church); `Padre' is frequently used in the military.
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