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Dalehouse

Dalehouse proper noun: a hamlet on the boundaries of Hinderwell parish, Roxby parish and Borrowby parish, North Yorkshire, England, previously in Scarborough district (OS grid ref NZ7717).

dalehouse: a hamlet on the boundaries of Hinderwell parish, Roxby parish and Borrowby parish, North Yorkshire,...
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Proper noun

Dalehouse

  1. A hamlet on the boundaries of Hinderwell parish, Roxby parish and Borrowby parish, North Yorkshire, England, previously in Scarborough district (OS grid ref NZ7717).
    • A tunnel was driven through the hill for a quarter of a mile to reach the next valley (through which flows the Roxby Beck) and at the hamlet of Dalehouse the line turned up Borrowby Dale.1958 April, K. Hoole, “Three Routes from Whitby to Middlesbrough”, in Railway Magazine, page 248

Questions about Dalehouse

What does Dalehouse mean?
Dalehouse means a hamlet on the boundaries of Hinderwell parish, Roxby parish and Borrowby parish, North Yorkshire, England, previously in Scarborough district (OS grid ref NZ7717).
What part of speech is Dalehouse?
Dalehouse is a proper noun.

Words near Dalehouse in the dictionary

  1. daledh
  2. daledhs
  3. daleds
  4. daleel
  5. daleem
  6. Dalehouse
  7. dalek
  8. Dalek voice
  9. Dalek voices
  10. daleks
  11. daleky

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