Associations to the word «Vancouver»
Noun
- Highlander
- Sunshine
- Salmon
- Campbell
- Anvil
- Cauldron
- Kings
- Skier
- Cove
- Commuter
- Aboriginal
- Mackenzie
- Explorer
- Courier
- Francisco
- Windsor
- Lyle
- Collingwood
- Olympia
- Emily
- Everett
- Los
- Tampa
- Deadline
- Pick
- Port
- Columnist
- Gm
- Dallas
- Puck
- Maclean
- Ballard
- Skyscraper
- Mcbride
- Liberal
- Inuit
- Memphis
- Scarborough
- Juno
- North
- Xxi
- International
- Fjord
- Newfoundland
- Pageant
- Pacific
- Trolley
- Skid
- Fringe
- Sprint
- Rankin
- Otter
- Immigrant
- Archibald
- Expedition
- Trapper
- Ranger
- Nba
- Gala
- Provincial
- Metropolis
- Roberto
- Colony
- Riot
- Airport
- Shark
- Ballroom
- Charlotte
- Heroin
- Game
- Georgia
- Venue
- Mayor
- Cosmos
- Pts
- Ymca
- Atlanta
- Minneapolis
- Telecast
- Rhino
- Overall
- Mountaineer
- Kilometre
- Sun
- City
- Champlain
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Wiktionary
VANCOUVER, proper noun. A family name.
VANCOUVER, proper noun. A large city and seaport in British Columbia, Canada
VANCOUVER, proper noun. A city in the state of Washington, USA.
VANCOUVER, proper noun. A mountain between Alaska and Canada in the Saint Elias Mountains.
VANCOUVER ISLAND, proper noun. A large island off the southwest coast of British Columbia, Canada.
VANCOUVER ISLAND MARMOT, noun. A species of marmot, Marmota vancouverensis, found only on Vancouver Island
VANCOUVER ISLAND MARMOTS, noun. Plural of Vancouver Island marmot
Dictionary definition
VANCOUVER, noun. English navigator remembered for his exploration of the Pacific coast of North America (1757-1798).
VANCOUVER, noun. A town in southwestern Washington on the Columbia River across from Portland, Oregon.
VANCOUVER, noun. A port city in southwestern British Columbia on an arm of the Pacific Ocean opposite Vancouver Island; Canada's chief Pacific port and third largest city.
Wise words
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