Associations to the word «Calumet»
Noun
- Pointe
- Lac
- Pullman
- Marquette
- Portage
- Lansing
- Burnham
- Houghton
- Hammond
- Farm
- Baking
- Shoreline
- Coke
- Illinois
- Michigan
- Thornton
- Lexington
- Indiana
- Wisconsin
- Thoroughbred
- Pipe
- Lucille
- Quincy
- Mining
- Copper
- Expressway
- Hancock
- Appleton
- Hatchet
- Miner
- Chicago
- Waterway
- Lea
- Munster
- Bluff
- Filly
- Holstein
- Refinery
- Conglomerate
- Jockey
- Breeder
- Linden
- Kentucky
- Shreveport
- Prairie
- Tam
- Tobacco
- Harbor
- Feeder
- Sire
- Handicap
- Avenue
- Derby
- Lake
- Dune
- Wetland
- Quill
- Markham
- Reno
- Savior
- Bosch
- Dodge
- County
- Hobart
- Northwest
- Broadway
- Township
- Gary
- Peninsula
- Pleasant
- Powder
- Smoke
- Mine
- Terminal
- Colt
- Griffith
- Railroad
- Neighborhood
- Feather
- Smoking
- Trainer
- Jacket
Adjective
Wiktionary
CALUMET, noun. A clay tobacco-pipe used by American Indians, especially as a symbol of truce or peace.
Dictionary definition
CALUMET, noun. A highly decorated ceremonial pipe of Amerindians; smoked on ceremonial occasions (especially as a token of peace).
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