Associations to the word «Creche»
Noun
- Foul
- Resurrection
- Raphael
- Clone
- Kindergarten
- Nativity
- Promontory
- Couch
- Awakening
- Eta
- Nursery
- Pax
- Hazel
- Corporal
- Christchurch
- Gym
- Matron
- Embryo
- Covenant
- Cradle
- Womb
- Chick
- Ellis
- Mama
- Acceleration
- Playground
- Youngster
- Miles
- Empress
- Trooper
- Float
- Plaster
- Mage
- Cafe
- Christmas
- Constellation
- Baby
- Coffin
- Mate
- Smart
- Allegation
- Seal
- Ba
- Compromise
- Module
- Centre
- Monitor
- Orbit
- Mobile
- Kid
- Swimming
- Child
- Mother
- Facility
- Abuse
- Leo
- Care
- Parent
- Nurse
- Sergeant
- Revival
- Raid
- Sleeping
- Cycle
- Andy
- Roll
- Hate
- Worship
- Atmosphere
- Pull
- Kentucky
- Translation
- Worker
- Leaving
- Emotion
- Queensland
- Incident
- Sleep
- Brain
- Sea
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Wiktionary
CRECHE, noun. Alternative form of crèche
CRÈCHE, noun. A representation of the Nativity scene.
CRÈCHE, noun. A hospital for orphaned infants; a foundling hospital.
CRÈCHE, noun. A day nursery.
CRÈCHE, noun. (marine biology) A group of young who stay together for protection.
Dictionary definition
CRECHE, noun. A hospital where foundlings (infant children of unknown parents) are taken in and cared for.
CRECHE, noun. A representation of Christ's nativity in the stable at Bethlehem.
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