Associations to the word «Clarke»
Noun
- Northampton
- Chapman
- Supernova
- Lewis
- Lindsay
- Bernie
- Rhode
- Cheryl
- Eddie
- Michael
- Isaac
- Downing
- Warren
- Ian
- Christy
- Cyril
- Radcliffe
- Tobago
- Arthur
- Austen
- Dave
- Slash
- Betty
- Clair
- Dudley
- Phil
- Ricky
- Nottinghamshire
- Boyce
- Roots
- Chick
- Doherty
- Doyle
- Alan
- Carlton
- Graham
- Deaf
- Carlisle
- Copeland
- Stuart
- Darlington
- Liam
- Sumatra
- Andrew
- Clark
- Fred
- Newton
- Jeremy
- Cbe
- Kathleen
- Nicholas
- Hansen
- Gottfried
- Ellis
- Jason
- Roy
- Jonathan
- Sheppard
- Purcell
- Holly
- Crosby
- Geoff
- Guitarist
- Geoffrey
- Reginald
- Leary
- Emerson
- Bosch
- Esq
- Duffy
- Paddy
- Harry
- Ron
- Orr
- Geelong
- Terence
- Dustin
- Austin
- Enfield
- Leeds
- Newport
- Viola
- Neil
- Athens
- Ripley
- Gerald
- Surrey
- Annette
- Tony
- Turnbull
- Rollins
- Trevor
Wiktionary
CLARKE, proper noun. An English occupational surname, a variant of Clark
CLARKE BELT, proper noun. The part of space about 35,786 km (22,236 mi) above sea level, in the plane of the Equator, where near-geostationary orbits may be implemented.
CLARKE ORBIT, noun. (astrophysics) geostationary Earth orbit
CLARKE ORBIT, noun. (astrophysics) geostationary orbit
Wise words
Since a politician never believes what he says, he is quite
surprised to be taken at his word.