Associations to the word «Wakefield»
Noun
- Beaumont
- Tuesday
- Metropolitan
- Organist
- Relegation
- Vernon
- Winchester
- Barron
- Accelerator
- Yankee
- Derbyshire
- Cheers
- Hornet
- Clifford
- Augusta
- Surveyor
- Kensington
- Elizabeth
- Fingertip
- Worcester
- Northampton
- Ri
- Buddy
- Chester
- Lyman
- Ward
- Fulham
- Memo
- Waller
- Dale
- Tuck
- Walpole
- Elsie
- Cheshire
- Conversion
- Gladstone
- Mp
- Richardson
- Gerry
- Navigation
- Tiger
- Club
- Pitcher
- Norwood
- Ulysses
- Briggs
- Horton
- Provost
- Emigration
- Acceleration
- Turner
- Hobbs
- Kent
- Abduction
- Durham
- Northamptonshire
- Bronson
- Beaufort
- Keene
- Greene
- Egan
- Boone
- Thorpe
- Nelson
- Redistribution
- Susanna
- Midland
- Yr
- Manor
- Libel
- Reggie
- Neil
- Alison
- Jennifer
- Craven
- Roger
- Richmond
- Moody
- Goddard
- Australia
- Pageant
- Asylum
- Stairway
- Quarterback
- Lester
- Montrose
Wiktionary
WAKEFIELD, noun. (physics) A small area of very strong potential gradient, in a laser beam or plasma stream, used to accelerate charged particles in a plasma wakefield accelerator
WAKEFIELD, proper noun. An industrial city in northern England; traditionally a centre for the cloth industry.
WAKEFIELD, proper noun. A habitational surname.
Wise words
Since a politician never believes what he says, he is quite
surprised to be taken at his word.