Associations to the word «Sioux»
Noun
- Cheyenne
- Falls
- Dakota
- Custer
- Lookout
- Iowa
- Reservation
- Cree
- Stampede
- Jamestown
- Omaha
- Portage
- Comanche
- Crow
- Amour
- Elk
- Nebraska
- Musketeer
- Tribe
- Indian
- Duluth
- Fargo
- Ute
- Yellowstone
- Navajo
- Argus
- Apache
- Bluff
- Minnesota
- Sanford
- Encampment
- Frontier
- Hills
- Bois
- Butte
- Progression
- Montana
- Crook
- Bull
- Prairie
- Sac
- Warrior
- Eastman
- Bandit
- Cherokee
- Massacre
- Rapid
- Wichita
- Peck
- Plain
- Gorman
- Great
- Rafe
- Scalp
- Worthington
- Treaty
- Renegade
- Uprising
- Wyoming
- Spitfire
- Buffalo
- Interpreter
- Scout
- Nestor
- Bison
- Floyd
- Redwood
- Trapper
- Waterloo
- Reno
- Pheasant
- Gall
- Fort
- Buena
- Huron
- Settler
- Minneapolis
- Pueblo
- Missouri
- Harrisburg
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
SIOUX, proper noun. Name applied to various formerly nomadic Native American tribes of the North American Great Plains.
SIOUX, proper noun. The group of languages spoken by the Sioux.
SIOUX FALLS, proper noun. A city in South Dakota, USA
SIOUX STATE, proper noun. North Dakota
Dictionary definition
SIOUX, noun. A member of a group of North American Indian peoples who spoke a Siouan language and who ranged from Lake Michigan to the Rocky Mountains.
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