Associations to the word «Sett»
Noun
- Badger
- Amherst
- Granite
- Massa
- Aberdeen
- Dentistry
- Pivot
- Asphalt
- Optics
- Tendon
- Worcester
- Ligament
- Yarn
- Microscopy
- Bot
- Concord
- Warp
- Northampton
- Salem
- Rot
- Hampshire
- Dartmouth
- Connecticut
- Ariel
- Scanning
- Mills
- Boston
- Derbyshire
- Fabric
- Confluence
- Rhode
- Harvard
- Dynamics
- Maine
- Massachusetts
- Tooth
- Decay
- Jaw
- Lan
- Fitness
- Springfield
- Thread
- Plymouth
- Bee
- Mu
- Coloni
- Colony
- Cambridge
- Repeat
- Illinois
- Colour
- Contributor
- Mining
- Bio
- Cotton
- Brook
- Adams
- Valve
- Ra
- Adelaide
- Clan
- Fiber
- Md
- Liberty
- Pastor
- Maryland
- Pump
- Diagnosis
- Canyon
- Morrow
- Murphy
- Institute
- Den
- Pattern
- Photography
- Texas
- Rebellion
- Photographer
- Lung
- Acre
- Pennsylvania
Wiktionary
SETT, noun. The system of tunnels that is the home of a badger.
SETT, noun. The pattern of distinctive threads and yarns that make up the plaid of a Scottish tartan.
SETT, noun. A small, square-cut piece of quarried stone used for paving and edging.
SETT, verb. Obsolete spelling of set
Dictionary definition
SETT, noun. Rectangular paving stone with curved top; once used to make roads.
Wise words
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