Associations to the word «Tyne»
Noun
- Newcastle
- Northumberland
- Sunderland
- Shields
- Daly
- Wear
- Durham
- Tweed
- Hawthorn
- Cumbria
- Antiquary
- Middlesbrough
- Cavendish
- Berwick
- Carlisle
- Shipbuilding
- Colliery
- Armstrong
- Anglia
- Granada
- Bard
- Metro
- Stephenson
- Shipyard
- Forth
- Cot
- Darlington
- Yorkshire
- Robson
- Infirmary
- Fusilier
- Cuthbert
- Swan
- Pons
- Firth
- Quay
- Nexus
- Searchlight
- Lacey
- Fn
- Lifeboat
- Richardson
- Leeds
- Bede
- Steamship
- Royce
- Olympus
- Ltd
- England
- Derby
- Nottingham
- Stockton
- Denton
- Sheffield
- Br
- Collier
- Leslie
- Midlands
- Refit
- Viaduct
- Coal
- Dock
- Southampton
- Tko
- Thames
- Cardiff
- Ridley
- Glasgow
- Doncaster
- Hms
- Norwich
- Keel
- Edinburgh
- Nd
- Liverpool
- Birmingham
- Borough
- Collingwood
- Manchester
- Hotspur
- Bristol
- Moor
- Meridian
- Severn
- Marquess
- Grimsby
- Alkali
- Palmer
- Tanker
- Neville
- Born
- Metropolitan
- Benton
- Swansea
- Shipping
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
TYNE, proper noun. A river in the county of Tyne and Wear in north east England. The city of Newcastle upon Tyne is found upon its northern bank and Gateshead is found upon its southern bank.
TYNE, noun. (obsolete) anxiety; teen
TYNE, verb. (obsolete) To become lost; to perish.
TYNE, noun. Alternative form of tine (prong or point of an antler)
TYNE AND WEAR, proper noun. A metropolitan county in the north east of England, bordering County Durham and Northumberland.
Dictionary definition
TYNE, noun. A river in northern England that flows east to the North Sea.
Wise words
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