Associations to the word «Poitiers»
Noun
- Aquitaine
- Hilary
- Tours
- Alphonse
- Diane
- Rochelle
- Bordeaux
- Toulouse
- Nantes
- Anjou
- Antioch
- Dauphin
- Avignon
- Croix
- Rouen
- Lille
- Ix
- Pyrenees
- Guillaume
- Loire
- Medici
- Boulogne
- Chronicler
- Montpellier
- Calais
- Comte
- Clermont
- Jeanne
- Raymond
- Gaul
- Gilbert
- Normandy
- Constance
- Burgundy
- Marseille
- Metz
- Eleanor
- Descartes
- Provence
- Brittany
- Lyon
- Pau
- Thierry
- Odo
- Pons
- Diana
- Stade
- Henri
- Mistress
- Abbe
- Navarre
- France
- Abbey
- Count
- Ransom
- Bishop
- Templar
- Mans
- Joan
- Dubois
- Ambrose
- Catherine
- Alfonso
- Diocese
- Benedictine
- Brest
- Christendom
- Cistercian
- Chivalry
- Eustace
- Battle
- Havre
- Rahman
- Civilisation
- Paris
- Clement
- Bailiff
- Bold
- Valence
- Norbert
- Jean
- Edict
- Abd
- Duke
- Englishmen
- Nobles
- Etiquette
- Arrondissement
- Convent
- Lausanne
- Vii
- Heresy
- Crusade
- Monastery
- Agnes
Wiktionary
POITIERS, proper noun. A city in France, capital of the Vienne department and of the Poitou-Charentes region.
Dictionary definition
POITIERS, noun. The battle in 1356 in which the English under the Black Prince defeated the French.
Wise words
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Three quarters of the time one's never in contact with
things, only with the beastly words that stand for them.