Associations to the word «Cumber»
Noun
- Cu
- Hartley
- Daryl
- Slime
- Cucumber
- Esq
- Darby
- Yeomanry
- Priory
- Darrell
- Barony
- Castle
- Gardner
- Heap
- Valentine
- Caravan
- Envoy
- Arabia
- Lord
- Val
- Tomato
- Deck
- Solomon
- Cavalry
- Lease
- Ground
- Phil
- Potato
- Bio
- Martha
- Earth
- Load
- Kent
- Gentleman
- Ruin
- Simon
- Regret
- Wealth
- Conscience
- True
- Gap
- Bean
- Bush
- Lower
- Thrust
- Corps
- Th
- Cottage
- Lodge
- Estate
- Comfort
- Reader
- Care
- Journalist
- Property
- Fill
- Crop
- Intention
- Florida
- Bbc
- Tennessee
- Agent
- Upper
- Seed
- Appointment
- Dance
- Principle
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Wiktionary
CUMBER, verb. (transitive) (dated) To slow down, to hinder, to burden.
CUMBER GROUND, noun. Alternative spelling of cumberground
Dictionary definition
CUMBER, verb. Hold back.
Wise words
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