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Drigg and Carleton

Drigg and Carleton proper noun: a civil parish on the coast of Cumberland, Cumbria, England, previously in Copeland district.

Proper noun

Drigg and Carleton

  1. A civil parish on the coast of Cumberland, Cumbria, England, previously in Copeland district.

Questions about Drigg and Carleton

What does Drigg and Carleton mean?
Drigg and Carleton means a civil parish on the coast of Cumberland, Cumbria, England, previously in Copeland district.
What part of speech is Drigg and Carleton?
Drigg and Carleton is a proper noun.

Words near Drigg and Carleton in the dictionary

  1. driftwood catfish
  2. driftwood catfishes
  3. driftwoods
  4. drifty
  5. Drigg
  6. Drigg and Carleton
  7. Driggars
  8. Driggers
  9. Driggerses
  10. Driggs
  11. dright

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