Associations to the word «Ayr»
Noun
- Paisley
- Burgh
- Thistle
- Glasgow
- Irvine
- Dundee
- Johnstone
- Racecourse
- Fife
- Berwick
- Inverness
- Albion
- Stirling
- Aberdeen
- Rfc
- Clyde
- Baronetage
- Gaiety
- Argyll
- Scotland
- Galloway
- Baronetcy
- Shire
- Athletic
- Fusilier
- Burns
- Carlisle
- Furlong
- Yeomanry
- Advertiser
- Morton
- Cairns
- Edinburgh
- Firth
- Colliery
- Rover
- Arch
- Handicap
- Mccall
- Provost
- Wig
- Somerset
- Constituency
- Citadel
- Stagecoach
- Elgin
- Kyle
- Welsh
- Gladstone
- Fergus
- Dunlop
- Scottish
- Belmont
- Loch
- Middlesbrough
- Brig
- Doncaster
- Montrose
- Livingston
- Dump
- Bruin
- Tramway
- Perth
- Connolly
- Engraving
- Nottingham
- Turnpike
- Peerage
- Muir
- Newton
- Paterson
- Junction
- Cromwell
- Sheffield
- Cunningham
- Hamilton
- Belfast
- United
- Eagle
- Nat
- Loan
- Wallace
- Spell
- Towers
- Rink
- Newcastle
- Queensland
- Pollock
- Shields
Verb
Wiktionary
AYR, noun. (Isle of Mann) father
AYR, noun. Alternative spelling of air (especially when referring to the form of music.)
AYR, proper noun. A town in Ayrshire, Scotland
Dictionary definition
AYR, noun. A port in southwestern Scotland.
Wise words
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