Associations to the word «Rockingham»
Noun
- Wentworth
- Marquess
- Whig
- Speedway
- Hampshire
- Grafton
- Watson
- Marquis
- Fremantle
- Augusta
- Chatham
- Nc
- Perth
- Darlington
- Repeal
- Bellow
- Connexion
- Northamptonshire
- County
- Burke
- Salem
- Carolina
- Vermont
- Roberta
- Raceway
- Bedford
- Exchequer
- Croft
- Pendleton
- Busch
- Davenport
- Porcelain
- Grotto
- Ritter
- Halifax
- Virginia
- Eden
- Murdoch
- Podium
- Richmond
- Hampstead
- Pitt
- Racetrack
- Winston
- Stokes
- Portsmouth
- Earl
- Pottery
- Courthouse
- Ware
- Dayton
- North
- Fremont
- Register
- Bypass
- Stamp
- Derry
- Wilkes
- Pheasant
- Singleton
- Exeter
- Statesman
- Listing
- Tori
- Colliery
- Atkinson
- Northampton
- Nottingham
- Ministry
- Falls
- Nazareth
- Finish
- Jacobite
- Freeway
- Hampton
- Clayton
- Lord
- Viscount
- Oval
- Suburb
- Petty
- Kingston
- Treasury
- Prime
- Champ
- Barony
- Edmund
Wiktionary
ROCKINGHAM, proper noun. A village and civil parish in Northamptonshire, England.
ROCKINGHAM, proper noun. A city and county seat in North Carolina.
ROCKINGHAM, proper noun. A town in Vermont.
ROCKINGHAM, proper noun. A city in Western Australia.
ROCKINGHAM, proper noun. A 19th-century style of finely decorated porcelain.
Dictionary definition
ROCKINGHAM, noun. English statesman who served as prime minister and who opposed the war with the American colonies (1730-1782).
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