Associations to the word «Wykeham»
Noun
- Cornwallis
- Winchester
- Eustace
- Lincolnshire
- Manners
- Dickson
- Professorship
- Eton
- Charley
- Beaufort
- Logic
- Mann
- Terrace
- Obe
- Windsor
- Baron
- Oxford
- William
- Nave
- Chancellor
- Bishop
- Baronet
- Motto
- Brighton
- Priory
- Weston
- Moor
- Stanley
- Cecil
- Viscount
- Geoffrey
- Abbey
- Barnes
- Clerk
- Professor
- Physic
- Yorkshire
- Treasurer
- Descendant
- Wagner
- Edward
- Clergy
- Married
- College
- Physics
- Martin
- Ralph
- Cathedral
- Manor
- Surname
- Frederick
- Founder
- Tomb
- Parish
- Mp
- Castle
- Kent
- Archbishop
- Great
- Foundation
- Scholar
- Earl
- Sir
- Pupil
- Mary
- Henry
- St
- Cambridge
- Colonel
- Charles
- Elizabeth
- Cousin
- Thomas
- John
- Iii
- Francis
- Rise
- Estate
- Hall
- Son
- North
- Church
Verb
Dictionary definition
WYKEHAM, noun. English prelate and statesman; founded a college at Oxford and Winchester College in Winchester; served as chancellor of England and bishop of Winchester (1324-1404).
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