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Imber

Imber proper noun: an uninhabited village and former civil parish now in Heytesbury parish, on Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire, England, used for Army training (OS grid ref ST9648).

Proper noun

Imber

  1. An uninhabited village and former civil parish now in Heytesbury parish, on Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire, England, used for Army training (OS grid ref ST9648).
  2. A surname.

Questions about Imber

What does Imber mean?
Imber means an uninhabited village and former civil parish now in Heytesbury parish, on Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire, England, used for Army training (OS grid ref ST9648).
What part of speech is Imber?
Imber is a proper noun.

Words near Imber in the dictionary

  1. imbellished
  2. imbellishes
  3. imbellishing
  4. imbenching
  5. imbenchings
  6. Imber
  7. imber-geese
  8. imber-goose
  9. imberb
  10. imberline
  11. imberlines

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