Arthur's Pass
Arthur's Pass proper noun: a mountain pass in the Southern Alps, Selwyn district, Canterbury, New Zealand, named after Arthur Dudley Dobson.
Proper noun
Arthur's Pass
- A mountain pass in the Southern Alps, Selwyn district, Canterbury, New Zealand, named after Arthur Dudley Dobson.
- A settlement in Canterbury, New Zealand, at the foot of the pass.
Words that rhyme with Arthur's Pass
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- Corinthian brass
- cuirass
- en masse
- frass
- Lefkas
- madras
- morass
- Pendergrass
- volte-face
- wass
- world-class
- adder's grass
- alas
- asse
- bamboo grass
- chasse
- das
- dass
- dogtooth grass
- flyaway grass
- hey pass
- Inner Brass
- khalass
- khalassed
- lac
- lift pass
- low mass
- Neptune grass
- outclass
- Outer Brass
- Ratass
- rockmass
- saas
- shass
- tass
- tasse
- thass
- wassed
- wrasse
Questions about Arthur's Pass
- What does Arthur's Pass mean?
- Arthur's Pass means a mountain pass in the Southern Alps, Selwyn district, Canterbury, New Zealand, named after Arthur Dudley Dobson.
- What part of speech is Arthur's Pass?
- Arthur's Pass is a proper noun.
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