Associations to the word «Pembroke»
Noun
- Dockyard
- Valence
- Earl
- Herbert
- Wilton
- Countess
- Dock
- Arcadia
- Milford
- Yeomanry
- Clare
- Sidney
- Lumber
- Cambridge
- Jasper
- Marshal
- Hereford
- Lodge
- Hastings
- Hms
- Glamorgan
- Wilmington
- Oxford
- Levant
- Montgomery
- Devonshire
- Percival
- Chatham
- Warwick
- Northumberland
- Salisbury
- Gloucester
- Leinster
- Swansea
- Lacy
- Isabel
- Marquess
- Shrewsbury
- Bedford
- Ottawa
- Wiltshire
- Kingston
- Heiress
- Fitz
- Kings
- Peerage
- Magdalen
- Baronetage
- Tutor
- Wilder
- Dorset
- Southampton
- Buckingham
- College
- Downing
- Gilbert
- Philip
- Nobleman
- Sonnet
- Edmund
- Ontario
- Exeter
- Fellow
- Marlborough
- Cardiff
- Wales
- Richmond
- Kennel
- Humphrey
- Dowager
- Whitehall
- Lancaster
- Portsmouth
- Baronetcy
- Malta
- Reginald
- Tasmanian
- Chamberlain
- Plymouth
- Wexford
- Harrow
- Mortimer
- Clifford
- Eton
- Suffolk
- Winchester
- Wren
- Stafford
- Keefe
- William
Wiktionary
PEMBROKE, proper noun. A town in Pembrokeshire, Wales
PEMBROKE TABLE, noun. A kind of table introduced in the 18th century, having a rectangular or oval top with dropleaves on each side, and sometimes having drawers.
PEMBROKE TABLES, noun. Plural of Pembroke table
Dictionary definition
PEMBROKE, noun. The smaller and straight-legged variety of corgi having pointed ears and a short tail.
Wise words
One merit of poetry few persons will deny: it says more and
in fewer words than prose.