Associations to the word «Townspeople»
Noun
- Peasant
- Looting
- Mob
- Marge
- Posse
- Samurai
- Nomad
- Edo
- Reprise
- Nobility
- Scully
- Gather
- Innkeeper
- Cossack
- Bart
- Guerrilla
- Redwood
- Sheriff
- Tilly
- Rancher
- Maestro
- Farmer
- Anarchy
- Homer
- Countryside
- Springfield
- Villager
- Courthouse
- Town
- Schoolmaster
- Gang
- Witch
- Miner
- Clergy
- Gentry
- Teller
- Gossip
- Legal
- Riot
- Promenade
- Royalist
- Jericho
- Rumor
- Uprising
- Garrison
- Novgorod
- Extra
- Scarecrow
- Celebration
- Procession
- Claire
- Flanders
- Siege
- Plague
- Polly
- Reverend
- Crowd
- Saloon
- Slaughter
- Horseman
- Tavern
- Abbey
- Surrender
- Carnival
- Bandit
Verb
Adverb
Wiktionary
TOWNSPEOPLE, noun. Plural of townsperson
Dictionary definition
TOWNSPEOPLE, noun. The people living in a municipality smaller than a city; "the whole town cheered the team".
Wise words
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