Associations to the word «Yorktown»
Noun
- Cornwallis
- Williamsburg
- Jamestown
- Chesapeake
- Mcclellan
- Saratoga
- Siege
- Surrender
- Midway
- Lexington
- Lafayette
- Westchester
- Uss
- Monmouth
- Trenton
- Redoubt
- Virginia
- Gloucester
- Comte
- Coral
- Minesweeper
- Hornet
- Charleston
- Carrier
- Parkway
- Va
- Ibm
- Colonial
- Torpedo
- Mulberry
- Naval
- Gunboat
- Savannah
- Camden
- Arlington
- Norfolk
- Hampton
- Peninsula
- Dive
- Newport
- Warwick
- Watson
- Departed
- Gaines
- Forge
- Nimitz
- Greene
- Destroyer
- Annex
- Marquis
- Warfare
- Sunk
- Keyword
- Loyalist
- Continental
- Clinton
- Bunker
- Cruiser
- Fletcher
- Height
- Putnam
- Battle
- Fortification
- Concord
- Cramp
- Overhaul
- Aegis
- Ny
- Triangle
- Rhode
- Salvage
- Washington
- Campaign
- Atoll
- Staten
- Plane
- Patriot
- Confederate
- Pleasant
- Battlefield
- Johnston
- Wilmington
- Pearl
- Bomber
Wiktionary
YORKTOWN, proper noun. A town in southeastern Virginia, USA
YORKTOWN, proper noun. The site of the final battle of the Revolutionary War.
Dictionary definition
YORKTOWN, noun. A historic village in southeastern Virginia to the north of Newport News; site of the last battle of the American Revolution.
YORKTOWN, noun. In 1781 the British under Cornwallis surrendered after a siege of three weeks by American and French troops; the surrender ended the American Revolution.
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