Associations to the word «Rhine»
Noun
- Westphalia
- Moselle
- Palatinate
- Hesse
- Rhineland
- Danube
- Palatine
- Mainz
- Düsseldorf
- Mannheim
- Cologne
- Alsace
- Moreau
- Dortmund
- Gaul
- Darmstadt
- Bonn
- Strasbourg
- Essen
- Wiesbaden
- Baden
- Confederation
- Trier
- Pyrenees
- Basel
- Archduke
- Bavaria
- Saxony
- Lower
- Prussia
- Siegfried
- Alp
- Constance
- Prussian
- Rupert
- Frankfurt
- Crossing
- Vandal
- Plunder
- Bulge
- Allies
- Hagen
- Heidelberg
- Alps
- Germany
- Celt
- Schleswig
- Austrian
- Marne
- Oder
- Esp
- Brabant
- Freiburg
- Lime
- Liechtenstein
- Landau
- Duchy
- Halle
- Holstein
- Elector
- Frontier
- Confluence
- Caesar
- Burg
- Metz
- Napoleon
- Euphrates
- Gesellschaft
- Lorraine
- Nassau
- Upland
- Bremen
- Anhalt
- Mecklenburg
- Brandenburg
- Rotterdam
- Bonaparte
- Tyrol
- Baptiste
- Seine
- Massif
- Rift
- Tiberius
- Main
- Saxon
- River
Wiktionary
RHINE, proper noun. A river that flows through Switzerland, Austria, Liechtenstein, Germany, France and the Netherlands.
RHINE, noun. (UK) (dialect) A watercourse; a ditch for water.
Dictionary definition
RHINE, noun. United States parapsychologist (1895-1980).
RHINE, noun. A major European river carrying more traffic than any other river in the world; flows into the North Sea.
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