Associations to the word «Trent»
Noun
- Staffordshire
- Severn
- Nottinghamshire
- Nottingham
- Burton
- Newark
- Terence
- Catechism
- Royce
- Peterborough
- Derbyshire
- Radcliffe
- Waterway
- Legate
- Brent
- Dor
- Midlands
- Stafford
- Crewe
- Lincolnshire
- Airbus
- Pottery
- Reformation
- Sacrament
- Decree
- Fenton
- Leicestershire
- Wolverhampton
- Pius
- Nail
- Leicester
- Tyrol
- Bishopric
- Frontman
- Canal
- Council
- Wilkes
- Shelton
- Ned
- Quarterback
- Inquisition
- Brewery
- Eucharist
- Clifton
- Aston
- Worcestershire
- Barrett
- Derby
- Trenton
- Coventry
- Barton
- Trafford
- Catchment
- Chesterfield
- Midland
- Grandpa
- Grimsby
- Chameleon
- Jackie
- Weston
- Garth
- Josiah
- Protestantism
- Eyre
- Copeland
- Papacy
- Synod
- Justification
- Carlton
- Newcastle
- Nils
- Richardson
- Warwickshire
- Birmingham
- Nine
- Shropshire
- Augsburg
- Theologian
- Bridge
- Magician
- Piccadilly
- Sherwood
- Cheshire
- Catholicism
- Stockport
- Seward
- Wicket
- Doncaster
- Vale
- Accreditation
Wiktionary
TRENT, proper noun. A less common form of Trento, the city.
TRENT, proper noun. A river that rises in Staffordshire and flows to join the Ouse and form the Humber estuary.
TRENT, proper noun. An English and Scottish topographic surname for someone who lived near any of the rivers of that name.
TRENT, proper noun. A male given name derived from the surname.
TRENT BRIDGE, proper noun. (cricket) A cricket ground in a suburb of Nottingham, England
Dictionary definition
TRENT, noun. A river in central England that flows generally northeastward to join with the Ouse River and form the Humber.
TRENT, noun. A city in northern Italy (northwest of Venice) on the River Adige; the site of the Council of Trent.
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