Associations to the word «Wartime»
Noun
- Propaganda
- Treason
- Forces
- Morale
- Raf
- Civilian
- Privateer
- Military
- Roosevelt
- Complement
- Shipping
- War
- Combat
- Territorial
- Internment
- Navy
- Squadron
- Aircraft
- Shortage
- Marque
- Raid
- Vertigo
- Mobilization
- Defence
- Naval
- Accordance
- Churchill
- Airfield
- Conscription
- Atrocity
- Byrne
- Relocation
- Austerity
- Espionage
- Manpower
- Blackout
- Restriction
- Censorship
- Winston
- Inflation
- Contingency
- Reparation
- Serviceman
- Munition
- Serve
- Shipbuilding
- Hangar
- Devastation
- Allies
- Gaulle
- Blitz
- Incarceration
- Bombing
- Dispersal
- Manchuria
- Corvette
- Diary
- Nazi
- Footing
- Evacuation
- Exploit
- Patriotism
- Todd
- Truce
- Coalition
- Redress
- Deportation
- Nazis
- Spitfire
- Battlefield
- Whitaker
- Runway
- Newmarket
Adjective
Wiktionary
WARTIME, noun. A period during which a war is in progress in a particular place.
WARTIME HOUSE, noun. (Canada) Any of a large number of modest, wooden frame houses, typically of Cape-Cod design, built in municipalities across Canada during the 1940s under the federal government's Wartime Housing Limited program.
Dictionary definition
WARTIME, noun. A period of time during which there is armed conflict.
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