Associations to the word «Shrewsbury»
Noun
- Butler
- Newcastle
- Magdalene
- Junction
- Owen
- Peerage
- Keynes
- Sadler
- Magdalen
- Clive
- Trinity
- Royce
- Defeat
- Holden
- Pottery
- Monk
- Sudbury
- England
- Castle
- Scoring
- Muster
- Nobleman
- Bordeaux
- Promotion
- Viscount
- Norfolk
- Earle
- Harley
- Wiltshire
- Signing
- Southampton
- Julian
- Replay
- Gentry
- Mabel
- Brighton
- League
- Rowing
- Chronicler
- Westminster
- Howell
- Footballer
- Hugh
- Darby
- Normandy
- Chelsea
- Massachusetts
- Trent
- Header
- Gunn
- Battlefield
- Barrow
- Relic
- Lords
- Dudley
- Neville
- Leighton
- Somerset
- Vernon
- Stamford
- Henry
- Atkins
- Wilton
- Highlands
- Chaplain
- Confessor
- Bishop
- Township
- Edward
- Oxfordshire
- Parliament
- Cooke
- Villiers
- Goal
- Curate
- Sussex
- Arthur
- Glamorgan
- Princes
- Rodgers
- Jersey
- Montagu
- Canterbury
- Guildford
- Chichester
- Heiress
- Daniels
- Quarry
Verb
Adverb
Wiktionary
SHREWSBURY, proper noun. A town and the county town of Shropshire, England.
SHREWSBURY, proper noun. A town in Massachusetts.
SHREWSBURY, proper noun. A city in Missouri.
SHREWSBURY, proper noun. A borough in New Jersey.
SHREWSBURY, proper noun. A borough in Pennsylvania.
SHREWSBURY, proper noun. A ghost town in Quebec, Canada.
SHREWSBURY, proper noun. A town in Vermont.
SHREWSBURY, proper noun. A CDP in West Virginia.
SHREWSBURY CAKE, noun. A type of flat, crisp cake traditionally made in Shrewsbury.
SHREWSBURY CAKES, noun. Plural of Shrewsbury cake
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