Associations to the word «Standish»
Noun
- Myles
- Grady
- Courtship
- Burt
- Miles
- Plymouth
- Wigan
- Winslow
- Priscilla
- Taunton
- Ladyship
- Carver
- Musketeer
- Viscount
- Pilgrim
- Lancashire
- Knowles
- Bradford
- Roe
- Puritan
- Gertrude
- Steep
- Huron
- Stampede
- Kayla
- Josiah
- Massachusetts
- Gloucestershire
- Adventist
- Sortie
- Hayes
- Brewster
- Maine
- Duncan
- Sterling
- Stamford
- Radcliffe
- Laura
- Lennox
- Gage
- Archdeacon
- Worthington
- Colony
- Damsel
- Exchequer
- Countess
- Niles
- Brigham
- Freeway
- Cod
- Camp
- Derby
- Rupert
- Adventurer
- Frank
- Frigate
- Lordship
- Pond
- Musket
- Emptiness
- Roche
- Conrad
- Kay
- Stanton
- Winthrop
- Gloucester
- Mary
- Finn
- Colonist
- Conn
- Prudence
- Chaplain
- Nichols
- Cumberland
- Englishmen
- Baronet
- Limerick
- Tracy
- Captain
- Steed
- Tina
- Nathaniel
- Amy
- Bennett
- Oldham
- Highness
- Morton
- Errand
- Carolyn
- Claire
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
STANDISH, noun. (dated) Any of several forms of inkstand
STANDISH, proper noun. A small town in Wigan, Greater Manchester
STANDISH, proper noun. A surname.
Dictionary definition
STANDISH, noun. English colonist in America; leader of the Pilgrims in the early days of the Plymouth Colony (1584-1656).
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