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Hambridge and Westport

Hambridge and Westport proper noun: a civil parish in Somerset, England, previously in South Somerset district, which includes these two villages.

Proper noun

Hambridge and Westport

  1. A civil parish in Somerset, England, previously in South Somerset district, which includes these two villages.

Questions about Hambridge and Westport

What does Hambridge and Westport mean?
Hambridge and Westport means a civil parish in Somerset, England, previously in South Somerset district, which includes these two villages.
What part of speech is Hambridge and Westport?
Hambridge and Westport is a proper noun.

Words near Hambridge and Westport in the dictionary

  1. hamboning
  2. hambos
  3. Hambrick
  4. Hambricks
  5. Hambridge
  6. Hambridge and Westport
  7. Hambridges
  8. Hambright
  9. Hambrights
  10. hambroline
  11. hambrolines

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