Associations to the word «Collier»
Noun
- Cunningham
- Holt
- Juror
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- Seminole
- Tao
- Graham
- Nana
- Playboy
- Marco
- Bills
- Commodore
- Liner
- Dahl
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- Anthropologist
- Sherlock
- Sean
- Maia
- Newcastle
- Easterly
- Schooner
- Suez
- Rice
- Pueblo
- Audrey
- Burner
- Pamphlet
- Trafalgar
- Coordinator
- Jordan
- Sunderland
- Leslie
- Tango
- Greed
- Jock
- Iain
- Modernity
- Robbins
- Frigate
- Jr
- Despatch
- Roosevelt
- Miranda
- Clergyman
- Serial
- Patience
- Charlotte
- Jour
- Fac
- Reorganization
- Carla
- Joyce
- Shakespeare
- Sharpe
- Patterson
- Luke
- Katharine
- Jupiter
- Lou
- Commissioner
- Evening
- Russo
- Cartoon
- Scabbard
- Cartoonist
- Juncture
- Warship
- Colonialism
- Admiralty
- Hopkins
- Thorne
- Perkins
- Allotment
- William
- Northumberland
- Walter
- Clyde
- Coleridge
- Augustus
- Judy
- Pembroke
- Lister
- Arbor
- Mortimer
- Reformer
- Tow
- Foster
Wiktionary
COLLIER, noun. A person in the business or occupation of producing (digging or mining coal or making charcoal) or in its transporting or commerce.
COLLIER, noun. (nautical) A vessel carrying a bulk cargo of coal
COLLIER, noun. A nickname used by the traveller community, referring to a non-traveller
COLLIER, proper noun. A surname.
Dictionary definition
COLLIER, noun. Someone who works in a coal mine.
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