Associations to the word «Dumfries»
Noun
- Galloway
- Burgh
- Loch
- Carlisle
- Scotland
- Firth
- Glasgow
- Burns
- Paisley
- Inverness
- Cairn
- Cumbria
- Fife
- Johnstone
- Luce
- Shire
- Infirmary
- Baronetage
- Marquess
- Upland
- Aberdeen
- Berwick
- Baronetcy
- Stirling
- Potomac
- Edinburgh
- Brant
- Kitchener
- Mccall
- Dunbar
- Waterloo
- Dickson
- Wellesley
- Douglas
- Excise
- Northumberland
- Gifford
- Courier
- Penelope
- Parish
- Irvine
- Border
- Carlyle
- Bruce
- Tweed
- Castle
- Kell
- Constituency
- Cuthbert
- Ymca
- Spence
- Earl
- Johanna
- Morton
- Newton
- Angus
- Maxwell
- Lore
- Queen
- Churchyard
- Mans
- Johnston
- Wanderer
- Stuart
- Perth
- Browne
- South
- Abbey
- Peerage
- Lotus
- Railway
- Grouping
- Laurie
- Archibald
- Amanda
- Building
- Jessie
- Stewart
- Cr
- Queens
- Dundee
- Sheriff
- Johnny
- Amateur
- Hutton
- Murdoch
- Isle
- Halloween
- Mp
- Triangle
Verb
Wiktionary
DUMFRIES, proper noun. A town in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland
DUMFRIES, proper noun. A town in Virginia.
DUMFRIES AND GALLOWAY, proper noun. A unitary council area in Scotland
Wise words
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