Associations to the word «Chateau»
Noun
- Thierry
- Versailles
- Winery
- Loire
- Eighteenth
- Ste
- Marne
- Duc
- Bordeaux
- Moat
- Vineyard
- Comte
- Marquis
- Bellevue
- Petit
- Francois
- Fontaine
- Monsieur
- Normandy
- Germain
- Anjou
- Voltaire
- Bois
- Louvre
- Cher
- Abbe
- Tasting
- Madame
- Mademoiselle
- Burgundy
- Cellar
- Isabelle
- Rothschild
- Caves
- Franc
- Terrace
- Rouen
- Palais
- Pau
- Nineteenth
- Rue
- Le
- Dauphin
- Tours
- Seine
- Poplar
- Antoinette
- Provence
- Crumbling
- Courtyard
- Balzac
- Rampart
- Havre
- Mont
- Abode
- Notary
- Richelieu
- Dun
- Champagne
- Pont
- Xv
- Roche
- Nous
- Moreau
- Aix
- Xiv
- Toulouse
- Staircase
- Roi
- Ruin
- If
- Mansion
- Trois
- Lucille
- Wine
- Royale
- Boulogne
- Guise
- Stable
- Raoul
- Sur
- Salon
- Navarre
- Blanc
- Residence
- Countess
- Pointe
- Ignorant
- Beaumont
Wiktionary
CHÂTEAU, noun. A French castle, fortress, manor house, or large country house.
CHÂTEAU, noun. Any stately residence imitating a distinctively French castle.
CHÂTEAU, noun. An estate where wine is produced and often bottled, especially in Bordeaux.
CHATEAU, noun. Alternative spelling of château
Dictionary definition
CHATEAU, noun. An impressive country house (or castle) in France.
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