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Old Nichol

Old Nichol proper noun: a rookery or slum district of London that was near Spitalfields.

Proper noun

Old Nichol

  1. (historical) A rookery or slum district of London that was near Spitalfields.
    • Once the Old Nichol had been razed, the search was on for London's new hell hole.2015, Ed Glinert, East End Chronicles, Penguin UK, →ISBN

Questions about Old Nichol

What does Old Nichol mean?
Old Nichol means a rookery or slum district of London that was near Spitalfields.
What part of speech is Old Nichol?
Old Nichol is a proper noun.

Words near Old Nichol in the dictionary

  1. Old National Pronunciation
  2. old Ned
  3. old news
  4. Old Newton
  5. Old Newton with Dagworth
  6. Old Nichol
  7. Old Nick
  8. Old Norman
  9. Old Norse
  10. Old North
  11. Old North Arabian

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