Associations to the word «Isle»
Noun
- Wight
- Tt
- Shetland
- Orkney
- Royale
- Argyll
- Ely
- Belle
- Guernsey
- Dogs
- Villiers
- Yarmouth
- Dorset
- Firth
- Scandinavia
- Emerald
- Shoal
- Cambridgeshire
- Aux
- Avalon
- Cornwall
- Loch
- Islet
- Mona
- Inverness
- Mainland
- Archipelago
- Mauritius
- Highlands
- Scotland
- Dependency
- Newport
- Mann
- Celt
- Ramsey
- Erin
- Packet
- Azores
- Lordship
- Brittany
- Southampton
- Kingship
- Adam
- Isla
- Champlain
- Centaur
- Shipwreck
- Portsmouth
- Madeira
- Sunny
- Folklore
- Peel
- Fathom
- Forth
- Iceland
- Wessex
- Strait
- Mabel
- Osborne
- Promontory
- Ferry
- Macleod
- Lighthouse
- Portland
- Erie
- Highland
- Hampshire
- Maclean
- Sailing
- Headland
- Caine
- Internment
- Viking
- Macdonald
- Coll
- Flinder
- Maine
- Corsica
- Bourbon
- Gibraltar
- Causeway
- Reef
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
ISLE, noun. A (small) island.
ISLE, noun. Obsolete form of aisle.
ISLE, proper noun. A city in Minnesota.
ISLE OF ELY, proper noun. A former county in East Anglia, England, absorbed into Cambridgeshire and Isle of Ely in 1965.
ISLE OF MAN, proper noun. An island in the Irish Sea, a British Crown dependency that is part of the British Isles but not of the United Kingdom.
ISLE OF SHEPPEY, proper noun. A small island off the north coast of Kent in the Thames estuary
ISLE OF THANET, proper noun. An area in northeast Kent, England, bordering onto the North Sea and English Channel, which was an island at one time. The main towns in Thanet are Margate, Broadstairs and Ramsgate.
ISLE OF WHITE, proper noun. Misspelling of Isle of Wight.
ISLE OF WIGHT, proper noun. An island and county off the south coast of England in the English Channel opposite Southampton.
ISLE OF WIGHTER, noun. A person from the Isle of Wight.
Dictionary definition
ISLE, noun. A small island.
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