Associations to the word «Fosse»
Noun
- Guerra
- Donna
- Dump
- Marne
- Jerome
- Dove
- Scientology
- Germain
- Trench
- Bingham
- Fare
- Dancer
- Solo
- La
- Mani
- Newark
- Po
- Chesterfield
- Arte
- Lola
- Hoffman
- Gloucestershire
- Jazz
- Gideon
- Lars
- Broadway
- Bella
- Outsider
- Padre
- Li
- Gaza
- Canto
- Campo
- Fontaine
- Sta
- Stanza
- Trent
- Wilder
- Henrik
- Craven
- Peterborough
- Sweet
- Rivera
- Beth
- Ray
- Vera
- Mont
- Swift
- Vista
- Massacre
- Romans
- Staging
- Benedictine
- Lincoln
- Ri
- Per
- Wiltshire
- Cy
- Stanton
- Mi
- Bury
- Sole
- Les
- Fletcher
- Va
- Ai
- Brighton
- Wanderer
- Abbey
- Adler
- Erik
- Bath
- Albion
- Kirby
- Woody
- Libretto
- Charity
- Mound
- Oakland
- Nero
- Jo
- Terra
- Non
- Tony
- Parole
- Gran
- Playwright
- Vale
- Mister
- Sur
Verb
Wiktionary
FOSSE, noun. A ditch or moat.
FOSSE, noun. (anatomy) Alternative form of fossa
Dictionary definition
FOSSE, noun. Ditch dug as a fortification and usually filled with water.
Wise words
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