Associations to the word «Coventry»
Noun
- Gould
- Marston
- Bicycle
- Dunlop
- Bedford
- Newport
- Eastwood
- Ravens
- Seater
- Ivor
- Viii
- Pantomime
- Defeat
- Scoring
- Herbert
- Winger
- Footballer
- Effigy
- Trainee
- Darlington
- Hale
- Gloucestershire
- Pts
- Alderman
- Raid
- Goal
- Canterbury
- Slough
- Chrysler
- Poole
- Chapman
- Gordon
- Stump
- League
- Motorway
- Ska
- Factory
- Stadium
- Manager
- Grange
- Viscount
- Butt
- Mbe
- Connecticut
- Fleetwood
- Croydon
- Glasgow
- Christi
- Tko
- Joining
- Centurion
- Bellamy
- Newbury
- Ludlow
- Bray
- Caretaker
- Triumph
- Basil
- Tile
- Lane
- Oxford
- Munition
- Newmarket
- Shelton
- Keeper
- Goalscorer
- Centre
- Trinity
- Royalist
- Salisbury
- Canon
- Junction
- Debut
- Fusilier
- Outlaw
- Jet
- Hull
- Embargo
- Tennyson
- Ltd
- Bailiff
- Engine
- Favourite
- Abbey
- Win
- Mk
- M1
- Aero
- Regis
- Club
Wiktionary
COVENTRY, noun. Banishment.
COVENTRY, proper noun. An industrial city in central England.
COVENTRY BLUE, noun. Blue thread of a superior dye, made at Coventry, England, and used for embroidery.
Dictionary definition
COVENTRY, noun. The state of being banished or ostracized (excluded from society by general consent); "the association should get rid of its elderly members--not by euthanasia, of course, but by Coventry".
COVENTRY, noun. An industrial city in central England; devastated by air raids during World War II; remembered as the home of Lady Godiva in the 11th century.
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