Associations to the word «Dale»
Noun
- Myles
- Bobby
- Mcbride
- Peterson
- Gordon
- Yates
- Robin
- Brad
- Acorn
- Tam
- Drow
- Zimmerman
- Squire
- Dye
- Croft
- Beck
- Orc
- Clayton
- Tacoma
- Gadget
- Kirby
- Larry
- Viaduct
- Brenda
- Teammate
- Speedway
- Stewart
- Cooper
- Grover
- Peck
- Peters
- Milford
- Restart
- Rescue
- Darlington
- Surfer
- Craven
- Starr
- Jim
- Mott
- Peggy
- Sterling
- Neurotransmitter
- Caution
- Defenceman
- Mitchell
- Regis
- Shaun
- Greg
- Duane
- Monterey
- Townsend
- Geoff
- Jeremy
- Darren
- Barnsley
- Rick
- Cynthia
- Bertram
- Lenny
- Vince
- Manly
- Terry
- Vale
- Ritter
- Wakefield
- Randall
- Anson
- Instrumental
- Merle
- Driver
- Trilogy
- Kelvin
- Ely
- Sawyer
- Lexington
- Tko
- Trot
- Jimmy
- Disney
- Crag
- Burton
- Jarvis
- Bassist
- Jennifer
- Springer
- Cougar
- Horne
- Hubbard
- Champ
- Nj
- Garry
- Brent
- Limestone
- Erica
- Pollock
Wiktionary
DALE, noun. (UK) a valley in an otherwise hilly area.
DALE, noun. A trough or spout to carry off water, as from a pump.
DALE, proper noun. A surname for someone living in a dale.
DALE, proper noun. A male given name transferred from the surname.
Dictionary definition
DALE, noun. An open river valley (in a hilly area).
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