Associations to the word «Winnebago»
Noun
- Chunk
- Sioux
- Portage
- Shawnee
- Wisconsin
- Sac
- Lac
- Omaha
- Stephenson
- Boone
- Camper
- Ute
- Ho
- Butte
- Nebraska
- Reservation
- Mort
- Inuit
- Marquette
- Iowa
- Wichita
- Apache
- Thurston
- Yoruba
- Prairie
- Illinois
- Appleton
- Cree
- Tribe
- Fox
- Huron
- Lutheran
- Brewster
- Sturgeon
- Cheyenne
- County
- Ottawa
- Seminole
- Indian
- Hawk
- Dakota
- Roscoe
- Macedonian
- Naga
- Navajo
- Notebook
- Cora
- Brahman
- Comanche
- Escarpment
- Dodge
- Atkinson
- Greenland
- Lake
- Ratification
- Fort
- Roe
- Crow
- Afro
- Mississippi
- Pueblo
- Carroll
- Gladys
- Milford
- Prophet
- Winchester
- Bulgarian
- Township
- Milwaukee
- Afterlife
- Jo
- Freddy
- Albanian
- Minnesota
- Tao
- Cass
- Linden
- Supervisor
- Clayton
- Treaty
- Scout
- Seneca
- Miami
- Settler
- Canoe
- Islander
- Cherry
- Witchcraft
- Cherokee
- Niagara
- Wolf
- Rom
- Michigan
Wiktionary
WINNEBAGO, noun. Any of a Native American people of Wisconsin and Nebraska, now called Ho-Chunk.
WINNEBAGO, proper noun. The language of this people
WINNEBAGO, proper noun. A brand of American recreational vehicle
Dictionary definition
WINNEBAGO, noun. A member of the Siouan-speaking people formerly living in eastern Wisconsin south of Green Bay; ally of the Menomini and enemy of the Fox and Sauk people.
WINNEBAGO, noun. The Siouan language spoken by the Winnebago.
Wise words
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