Associations to the word «Bourne»
Noun
- Ultimatum
- Jason
- Jackal
- Supremacy
- Medusa
- Lincolnshire
- Acton
- Cod
- Damon
- Anjou
- Stamford
- Webb
- Unix
- Buckinghamshire
- Evan
- Randolph
- Mel
- Buzzard
- Fen
- Assassin
- Deane
- Choreographer
- Villiers
- Matthew
- Aquitaine
- Shane
- Sheng
- Bucks
- Bournemouth
- Sandwich
- Ursula
- Sadler
- Identity
- Cooke
- Cain
- Methodist
- Mosaic
- Frenchman
- Commando
- Swan
- Esq
- Chameleon
- Kingston
- Thriller
- Joyce
- Carlos
- Konrad
- Legacy
- Raw
- Orton
- Amnesia
- Choreography
- Himalayas
- Shepherd
- Cia
- Gemini
- Consecration
- Matt
- Lynn
- Searchlight
- Willis
- Nicky
- Rotary
- Peterborough
- Aston
- Ernie
- Binocular
- Nylon
- Brook
- Attache
- Yarmouth
- Lois
- Katy
- Fontaine
- Abolitionist
- Thames
- Jericho
- Contender
- Tam
- Karel
- Royale
- Fenton
- Syntax
- Milford
Wiktionary
BOURNE, noun. (countable) (archaic) A boundary.
BOURNE, noun. (archaic) A goal or destination.
BOURNE, noun. (countable) A stream or brook in which water flows only seasonally.
BOURNE TEST, noun. A diagnostic test for vesicointestinal fistulae, based on observation of a urine sample after a barium enema.
BOURNE TESTS, noun. Plural of Bourne test
Dictionary definition
BOURNE, noun. An archaic term for a boundary.
BOURNE, noun. An archaic term for a goal or destination.
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