Associations to the word «Padre»
Noun
- Atlanta
- Di
- Trevor
- Landfall
- Miguel
- Beaver
- Rivera
- Minor
- Cleveland
- Dustin
- Della
- Starter
- Rasmussen
- Pirate
- Tomas
- Rafael
- Garcia
- Tiger
- Batting
- Ranger
- Giovanni
- Seattle
- Jose
- Indian
- Lei
- Ernesto
- Leyte
- Pittsburgh
- Arizona
- Cy
- Juan
- Condor
- Para
- League
- Roberto
- Pueblo
- Announcer
- Como
- Sweeney
- Hurst
- Rosario
- Ninth
- Telecast
- Antonio
- José
- Ramos
- Detroit
- Francisco
- Houston
- Alejandro
- Rancho
- Andres
- El
- Gael
- Roster
- Battista
- Stint
- Randy
- Franchise
- Santiago
- Arroyo
- Alberto
- Paolo
- Tu
- Alla
- Luis
- Adobe
- Chaplain
- Margarita
- Bologna
- Red
- Jesuit
- Herrera
- Raul
- Uno
- Towers
- Francesco
- Charger
- Sideline
- Curate
- Benito
- Montreal
- Colorado
- Homer
- Umpire
- Tao
- Bartlett
- Jay
- Alonso
- Jorge
- Portland
- Sahib
- Pinto
- Isabel
- Clete
- Gonzalo
Verb
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.
Wise words
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