Associations to the word «Telford»
Noun
- Shopping
- Cheltenham
- Harbour
- Preston
- Carlisle
- Town
- Nj
- Junction
- Bulldog
- Outlaw
- Spell
- Langley
- Sheffield
- Hornet
- Magna
- Daly
- Highlands
- Counsel
- Pickering
- Builder
- Swansea
- Derbyshire
- Portsmouth
- Dudley
- Watt
- Bolton
- Rover
- Foster
- Milton
- Road
- Northampton
- Bristol
- Span
- Wales
- Gloucester
- Titan
- Wharf
- Dom
- Stevenson
- Heritage
- Albion
- Tram
- England
- Bradford
- Dock
- Medal
- Institution
- Vale
- Unemployment
- Strait
- Josh
- Brace
- Ronnie
- Tunnel
- Trust
- Railway
- Manager
- Plymouth
- Waterway
- Centre
- Promotion
- Engineering
- Chambers
- Pie
- Rival
- Warehouse
- Improvement
- Sage
- Rush
- Councillor
- Montgomery
- Mills
- Goalkeeper
- League
- Leeds
- Lock
- Trial
- Trainer
- Ltd
- Vancouver
- Watson
- Hammond
- Constituency
- Rob
- Thames
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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