Associations to the word «Padre»
Noun
- Manila
- Spokane
- Julio
- Scouting
- Priest
- Wal
- Gm
- Este
- Fra
- Torres
- Alta
- Vittorio
- Barrio
- Myers
- Madeline
- Wil
- Se
- Santa
- Ridley
- Carlos
- Manuel
- Cara
- Sonora
- Sanchez
- Mustang
- Angeles
- Causeway
- Baltimore
- Corpus
- Taft
- Brawl
- Pitch
- Mission
- Domingo
- Butch
- Angel
- Mariano
- Marcos
- Guadalupe
- Decker
- Pageant
- Hit
- Wilderness
- Garry
- Mvp
- Manager
- Javier
- Texas
- Streak
- Selma
- Vita
- Melvin
- Carmel
- Pablo
- Bat
- Lucia
- Hidalgo
- Emerald
- Condominium
- Vaughn
- Piazza
- Greg
- Missionary
- Pick
- Kansas
- Teammate
- Tuna
- Nippon
- Verdi
- Round
- Vargas
- Kevin
- Romero
- Oaxaca
- Rodriguez
- Chile
- Burroughs
- Ponce
- Chicago
- Butte
- Luna
- Opener
- Dal
- Arbitration
- Philadelphia
- Rey
- Playoff
- Ide
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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