Associations to the word «Pelham»
Noun
- Dale
- Stuart
- Thoroughfare
- Pembroke
- Neighborhood
- Piper
- Expressway
- Orchard
- Gibbs
- Edward
- Helena
- Huntington
- Patronage
- Middlesex
- Desmond
- Peerage
- Newport
- Butterfly
- Eton
- Jonathan
- Winery
- Nottinghamshire
- Rye
- Interchange
- Prescott
- Crosse
- Jacksonville
- Park
- Frances
- Charles
- Vernon
- Francis
- Viscount
- Massachusetts
- Lord
- Windmill
- Nephew
- New
- Nottingham
- Goodwin
- Morris
- Clare
- Bowler
- Bolton
- Cricketer
- Mp
- Brook
- Engraving
- Worcester
- Ny
- Op
- Plaza
- Treasury
- Artillery
- Oak
- Plain
- Morton
- Springfield
- Frederick
- Sergio
- Lowell
- Nolan
- Herbert
- Jerome
- Sir
- Peggy
- William
- Grandson
- Bedford
- Nicholas
- Exit
- Eddy
- Dec
- Hastings
- Haven
- Edith
- Augusta
- Batterie
- York
- Brig
- Brooklyn
- Catherine
- Countess
- Surveyor
Verb
Wiktionary
PELHAM, noun. A type of bit used on the bridle of a horse, consisting of a mouthpiece, a shank, and two rings on either side
Dictionary definition
PELHAM, noun. A bit with a bar mouthpiece that is designed to combine a curb and snaffle.
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