Associations to the word «Savoy»
Noun
- Francis
- Mountaineer
- Dorchester
- Rupert
- Clapton
- Blues
- Sf
- Vaudeville
- Niece
- Blanche
- François
- Ramon
- Mg
- Fiddler
- Sessions
- Curtain
- Mussolini
- Rhineland
- Infancy
- Chapel
- Westminster
- Otis
- Sorcerer
- Henrietta
- Xiii
- Precinct
- Granddaughter
- Harrington
- Matilda
- Iv
- Eleanor
- Turk
- Turnip
- Edgar
- Sahib
- Josephine
- Ida
- Heiress
- Madeleine
- Luxembourg
- Conti
- Canterbury
- Alfonso
- Auguste
- Revival
- Henri
- Barony
- Cousin
- Alliance
- Deco
- Castile
- Antoinette
- Marshal
- Tiny
- Nobleman
- Coward
- Philippe
- Ii
- Embankment
- Ramsay
- Charlotte
- Catherine
- Guillaume
- Plymouth
- Rousseau
- Viceroy
- Beaufort
- Asturias
- Rutland
- Palace
- Kensington
- Basel
- Parker
- Label
- Anna
- Vicar
- Royale
- Plaza
- Spaniard
- Sarajevo
- Grape
- Lancaster
- Acorn
- Mademoiselle
- Prussia
- Versailles
- Aquitaine
Wiktionary
SAVOY, proper noun. A historical region of western Europe.
SAVOY, noun. Savoy cabbage
SAVOY, noun. Alternative letter-case form of Savoy (type of cabbage)
SAVOY CABBAGE, noun. Brassica oleracea var. sabauda, a hardy cabbage with dense, crinkled leaves
SAVOY CABBAGES, noun. Plural of Savoy cabbage
Dictionary definition
SAVOY, noun. A geographical region of historical importance; a former duchy in what is now southwestern France, western Switzerland, and northwestern Italy.
SAVOY, noun. Head of soft crinkly leaves.
Wise words
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