Associations to the word «Somerset»
Noun
- Grafton
- Constituency
- Manners
- Planning
- Toss
- Countess
- Infantry
- Trojan
- Colliery
- Herald
- Township
- Viscount
- Nj
- Montagu
- Wildlife
- Clifford
- Vi
- Elizabeth
- Calais
- Brook
- Lancaster
- Vale
- Ky
- Rees
- Anne
- Esquire
- Neville
- Curate
- Protectorate
- Margaret
- Cumbria
- Plymouth
- Camden
- Vicar
- Cheshire
- Opener
- Cecil
- Katherine
- Shrewsbury
- Viii
- Freeway
- Baroness
- Catchment
- Brent
- Eton
- Garner
- Gareth
- Westport
- Quarry
- Gladstone
- Castle
- Pennsylvania
- Meadows
- Briton
- Talbot
- Royalist
- Hereford
- Norfolk
- Anjou
- Magdalen
- Atkinson
- Ham
- Abbey
- Avalon
- Turnpike
- Limestone
- Fairfield
- Fixture
- Guildford
- Tithe
- Stanton
- Dyke
- Stephenson
- Borough
- Acton
- Woods
- Kentucky
- Barrow
- Gorge
- Footpath
- Inverness
Adjective
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Adverb
Wiktionary
SOMERSET, proper noun. A maritime county in the west of England bordered by Gloucestershire, Bristol, Wiltshire, Dorset, Devon, the Severn estuary and the Bristol channel.
SOMERSET, noun. Archaic spelling of somersault.
Dictionary definition
SOMERSET, noun. A county in southwestern England on the Bristol Channel.
SOMERSET, noun. An acrobatic feat in which the feet roll over the head (either forward or backward) and return.
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