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Coachford

Coachford proper noun: a village in County Cork, Ireland, between Macroom and Cork (Irish grid ref W 4573).

coachford: a village in County Cork, Ireland, between Macroom and Cork (Irish grid ref W 4573)
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Proper noun

Coachford

  1. A village in County Cork, Ireland, between Macroom and Cork (Irish grid ref W 4573).

Origin of Coachford

Believed to be from coach + ford.

Questions about Coachford

What does Coachford mean?
Coachford means a village in County Cork, Ireland, between Macroom and Cork (Irish grid ref W 4573).
What part of speech is Coachford?
Coachford is a proper noun.

Words near Coachford in the dictionary

  1. coaches and four
  2. coaches and fours
  3. coaches up
  4. coachfellow
  5. coachfellows
  6. Coachford
  7. coachful
  8. coachfuls
  9. coachhood
  10. coachhorse
  11. coachhorses

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