Associations to the word «Telford»
Noun
- Shropshire
- Afc
- Shrewsbury
- Wolverhampton
- Aqueduct
- Bucks
- Severn
- Midlands
- Zoe
- Stafford
- Nuremberg
- Lucian
- Coventry
- Stephenson
- Wellington
- Staffordshire
- Ludlow
- Worcestershire
- Keynes
- Tern
- Luton
- Thomas
- Hereford
- Birmingham
- Canal
- Lyle
- Raider
- Parasite
- Peterborough
- Caldwell
- Subgenus
- Surveyor
- Motorway
- Suspension
- Borough
- Flanagan
- Grimsby
- Premium
- Baird
- Newport
- Engineer
- Hadley
- Gorge
- Blackpool
- Taylor
- Fleetwood
- Septum
- Trent
- Hatfield
- Swindon
- Inverness
- Turnbull
- Fa
- Nottingham
- Warwickshire
- Danielle
- Scarborough
- Cassidy
- Loan
- Guildford
- Bridge
- Leicester
- Prosecutor
- Crewe
- Enfield
- Replay
- Prosecution
- Tiger
- Dee
- Loch
- Annex
- Wembley
- Teller
- Feeder
- Mansfield
- Edinburgh
- Embankment
- Plaza
- Rancher
- Bridges
- Chester
- Barrow
- Derby
- Trophy
- Destiny
- Whitehead
- Worcester
- Bethlehem
- Pier
- Trough
- Conference
- Masonry
Verb
Wiktionary
TELFORD, proper noun. A new town in the borough of Telford and Wrekin and the ceremonial county of Shropshire, England.
TELFORD, proper noun. (attributive) A road pavement having a surface of small stone rolled hard and smooth, distinguished from macadam road by its firm foundation of large stones with fragments of stone wedged tightly in the interstices.
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