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Isle of Oxney

Isle of Oxney proper noun: an area of higher ground in the south of Ashford district, Kent, England, that was once an island before the surrounding low-lying land was drained.

Proper noun

Isle of Oxney

  1. An area of higher ground in the south of Ashford district, Kent, England, that was once an island before the surrounding low-lying land was drained.

Questions about Isle of Oxney

What does Isle of Oxney mean?
Isle of Oxney means an area of higher ground in the south of Ashford district, Kent, England, that was once an island before the surrounding low-lying land was drained.
What part of speech is Isle of Oxney?
Isle of Oxney is a proper noun.

Words near Isle of Oxney in the dictionary

  1. Isle of Dogs
  2. Isle of Ely
  3. Isle of Grain
  4. Isle of Lewis
  5. Isle of Man
  6. Isle of Oxney
  7. Isle of Pines
  8. Isle of Portland
  9. Isle of Purbeck
  10. Isle of Sheppey
  11. Isle of Skye

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