M16
M16 proper noun: old Trafford, or (by extension) Manchester United generally. Also the alternative form of M-16.
Proper noun
M16
- Old Trafford, or (by extension) Manchester United generally.
- These were the sort of words which would endear any player to United fans, particularly the news that he had snubbed their most bitter rivals for a move to M16.2011 February 7, Frank Worrall, Nemanja Vidic: The Biography, Kings Road Publishing, →ISBN
- It cost Louis van Gaal dearly, too. His two-year stay in M16 drew to a close.2020 October 4, John Gwynne, Soccer Satisfied, Fonthill Media
Also used as
M16 is also the alternative form of M-16.
Forms of M16
| plural | M16s |
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Origin of M16
From M16 0RA, the postcode of Old Trafford football ground.
Questions about M16
- What does M16 mean?
- M16 means old Trafford, or (by extension) Manchester United generally.
- What part of speech is M16?
- M16 is a proper noun.
Words near M16 in the dictionary
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