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Newton and Biggin

Newton and Biggin proper noun: a civil parish in Rugby borough, Warwickshire, England, that includes the village of Newton; it is unclear what Biggin refers to, although there are places with that name elsewhere in England.

newton and biggin: a civil parish in Rugby borough, Warwickshire, England, that includes the village of Newton; it is...
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Proper noun

Newton and Biggin

  1. A civil parish in Rugby borough, Warwickshire, England, that includes the village of Newton; it is unclear what Biggin refers to, although there are places with that name elsewhere in England.

Questions about Newton and Biggin

What does Newton and Biggin mean?
Newton and Biggin means a civil parish in Rugby borough, Warwickshire, England, that includes the village of Newton; it is unclear what Biggin refers to, although there are places with that name elsewhere in England.
What part of speech is Newton and Biggin?
Newton and Biggin is a proper noun.

Words near Newton and Biggin in the dictionary

  1. newtling
  2. newtlings
  3. newtly
  4. newton
  5. Newton Abbot
  6. Newton and Biggin
  7. Newton and Little Oakley
  8. Newton Arlosh
  9. Newton Aycliffe
  10. Newton Boyd
  11. Newton Centre

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