Associations to the word «Gainsborough»
Noun
- Lincolnshire
- Trinity
- Melodrama
- Grimsby
- Sudbury
- Noel
- Reynolds
- Doncaster
- Lindsey
- Joshua
- Nottinghamshire
- Stockport
- Trent
- Stud
- Lea
- Chesterfield
- Barnsley
- Sheffield
- Portrait
- Devonshire
- Hitchcock
- Burgh
- Constable
- Blackpool
- Lincoln
- Royalist
- Suffolk
- Earl
- Ipswich
- Scarborough
- Thomas
- Huddersfield
- Picasso
- Midland
- Dupont
- Romney
- Separatist
- Painting
- Stamford
- Leigh
- Cavendish
- Epsom
- Mansfield
- Hotspur
- Bradford
- Rutland
- Sitter
- Humphrey
- Picture
- Landscape
- Viscount
- Newmarket
- Albion
- Rover
- Ruskin
- Brim
- Newark
- Cromwell
- Wolverhampton
- Raphael
- Painter
- Tottenham
- Nottingham
- Burton
- Leighton
- Strife
- Poole
- Turner
- Heath
- Calvert
- Baptiste
- Annette
- Henley
- Spell
- Filly
- Auguste
- Halifax
- Loan
- Northampton
- Camille
- Nomad
- Studio
- Claude
- Oldham
- Engraving
- Vale
- Hat
- Gerard
- Athletic
Wiktionary
GAINSBOROUGH, proper noun. A surname.
GAINSBOROUGH, proper noun. A town in Lincolnshire, England.
GAINSBOROUGH, proper noun. A village in Saskatchewan, Canada.
GAINSBOROUGH HAT, noun. A woman's broad-brimmed hat of a form thought to resemble those shown in portraits by Thomas Gainsborough (1727-1788), English artist.
GAINSBOROUGH HATS, noun. Plural of Gainsborough hat
Dictionary definition
GAINSBOROUGH, noun. English portrait and landscape painter (1727-1788).
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