Associations to the word «Kensington»
Noun
- Muriel
- Brent
- Exhibition
- Kingston
- Brighton
- Warwick
- Turnpike
- Princess
- Wren
- Indies
- Melbourne
- Hilton
- Poplar
- Regent
- Dunedin
- Hodgson
- Road
- Louise
- Acton
- Goldstein
- Ave
- Embroidery
- Pembroke
- Thurston
- Racecourse
- Scrub
- Maryland
- Park
- Baron
- Streetcar
- Bantam
- West
- Grove
- Wolverhampton
- Apartment
- Premise
- Baronet
- Penn
- Midlands
- Gate
- Nottinghamshire
- Flat
- Royal
- Outing
- Knowles
- Hilary
- Harrington
- Vanessa
- Newmarket
- Rowley
- Embassy
- Kent
- Savoy
- Nottingham
- Conservative
- Junction
- Slade
- Diana
- Residence
- Imprint
- Market
- Alderman
- Publishing
- Surrey
- Ward
- Exeter
- Vicar
- Elm
- Stamford
- Mallory
- Contra
- Gravel
- Citadel
- Parade
- Hanover
- Circus
- Beatrice
- Wales
- Lehigh
- Sussex
- Barrett
- Underground
- Memorial
- Aubrey
Adjective
Wiktionary
KENSINGTON, proper noun. An affluent area of west London; South Kensington contains several major museums
KENSINGTON, proper noun. A city in Kansas
KENSINGTON, proper noun. A town in Maryland
KENSINGTON, proper noun. A city in Minnesota
KENSINGTON, proper noun. A town in New Hampshire
KENSINGTON, proper noun. A village in Long Island, New York
KENSINGTON, proper noun. An unincorporated community in Ohio
KENSINGTON, proper noun. A town in Prince Edward Island
Wise words
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