Associations to the word «Canning»
Noun
- Burt
- Gower
- Natasha
- Bose
- Rivers
- Leslie
- Salad
- Flour
- Noel
- Lumber
- Manning
- Subdivision
- Constantinople
- Darling
- Dun
- Loft
- Nottingham
- Thames
- Farmland
- Baking
- Blacksmith
- Orchard
- Nellie
- Elena
- Aubrey
- Maldives
- Hodge
- Roe
- Tori
- Town
- Chandra
- Murdoch
- Victor
- Jam
- Esq
- Hurst
- Herring
- Kathleen
- Cabinet
- Carrot
- Bathurst
- Upton
- Ellis
- Pint
- Quay
- Davy
- Dairy
- Justin
- Earl
- Blaine
- Basin
- Vacuum
- Lisa
- Industrialization
- Secretary
- Rubber
- Hermit
- Shelley
- Foundry
- Dough
- Vinegar
- Fallon
- Clyde
- Goldberg
- Elizabeth
- Percival
- Screw
- Overall
- Sausage
- Gag
- Caesar
- Rating
- Damien
- Portland
- Mason
- Duffy
- Storage
- Dorothy
- Belmont
- Diana
- Fuller
- Dam
- Opener
- Bath
- Campo
- Shipping
- Junta
Wiktionary
CANNING, verb. Present participle of can
CANNING, noun. The process of preserving food by heat processing in a sealed vessel (a sealed jar or can).
CANNING, proper noun. A surname.
CANNING, proper noun. A river in Alaska.
CANNING, proper noun. A village in Nova Scotia
CANNING, proper noun. A river in Western Australia.
Wise words
In words, as fashions, the same rule will hold; Alike
fantastic, if too new, or old: Be not the first by whom the
new are tried, Nor yet the last to lay the old aside.