Associations to the word «Pennine»
Noun
- Alps
- Rochdale
- Huddersfield
- Footpath
- Moor
- Oldham
- Canton
- Alp
- Cumbria
- Yorkshire
- Foothill
- Lancashire
- Mont
- Massif
- Pointe
- Burnley
- Upland
- Trans
- Derbyshire
- Manchester
- Cheshire
- Piccadilly
- Leeds
- Wainwright
- Calder
- Blanc
- Barnsley
- Waterway
- Fell
- Swiss
- Motorway
- Tyne
- Grit
- Switzerland
- Wigan
- Bradford
- Bury
- Trail
- Sheffield
- Stockport
- Ashton
- Outcrop
- Escarpment
- Bolton
- Northumberland
- Craven
- Chassis
- Canal
- Blackburn
- Salford
- Sandstone
- Westerly
- Carlisle
- Watershed
- M1
- Glacier
- Narrow
- Dale
- Liverpool
- Middleton
- Dent
- Crosse
- Summit
- Barnard
- Mountain
- Seam
- Ghent
- Durham
- Limestone
- Radio
- Pass
- Halifax
- Monte
- Doncaster
- Hills
- Valley
- Fringe
- Reservoir
- Backbone
- Ascent
- Rosa
- Stratum
- Hostel
- Peak
- Countryside
- Perkins
- Route
Adverb
Wiktionary
PENNINE, adjective. Pertaining to the Pennines
PENNINE, adjective. Pertaining to the Pennine Alps
PENNINE ALPS, proper noun. The western range of the Alps that covers part of Italy and Switzerland.
Wise words
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