Associations to the word «Bourne»
Noun
- Traveller
- Connexion
- Mas
- Bowen
- Herring
- Benedict
- Renault
- Deception
- Jill
- Stout
- Covenant
- Poole
- Tag
- Executioner
- Abbey
- Alder
- Tod
- Inheritance
- Woods
- Flashlight
- Saharan
- Gutter
- Monsieur
- Pretender
- Booth
- Bantam
- Blockbuster
- Lent
- Suitcase
- Higgins
- Alex
- Flare
- Jeep
- Whaling
- Ryder
- Delta
- Herr
- Omaha
- Gilbert
- Fuller
- Cf
- Cardinal
- Juno
- Pang
- Rutland
- Otis
- Parsons
- Elliot
- Juliet
- Frederick
- Moira
- Benjamin
- Vincent
- Chatham
- Interpreter
- Manning
- Dyke
- Engraver
- Pagan
- Cactus
- Saigon
- Shannon
- Brent
- Peggy
- Napkin
- Jacket
- Rally
- Abortion
- Alias
- Posing
- Cinderella
- Musical
- Spy
- Phil
- Pembroke
- Couch
- Sutton
- Sprang
- Conspiracy
- Canal
- Elevator
- Repeating
- Kramer
Adverb
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.
Wise words
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