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Pitstone Green

Pitstone Green proper noun: the former name of a settlement in Pitstone parish, Buckinghamshire, England, now regarded as the northern half of Pitstone village (OS grid ref SP9315).

pitstone green: the former name of a settlement in Pitstone parish, Buckinghamshire, England, now regarded as the...
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Proper noun

Pitstone Green

  1. The former name of a settlement in Pitstone parish, Buckinghamshire, England, now regarded as the northern half of Pitstone village (OS grid ref SP9315).
    • From the junction with the main line at Pitstone Green, some three miles south of Cheddington, the proposed route was by Aston Clinton, skirting Aylesbury on the south, through Haddenham to Oxford.1955 November, G. Machell, “Railway Development at Aylesbury -1”, in Railway Magazine, page 741

Questions about Pitstone Green

What does Pitstone Green mean?
Pitstone Green means the former name of a settlement in Pitstone parish, Buckinghamshire, England, now regarded as the northern half of Pitstone village (OS grid ref SP9315).
What part of speech is Pitstone Green?
Pitstone Green is a proper noun.

Words near Pitstone Green in the dictionary

  1. pitseed goosefoot
  2. Pitsford
  3. pitsful
  4. Pitsiladis
  5. Pitstone
  6. Pitstone Green
  7. pitstop
  8. pitstops
  9. Pitsunda
  10. pitsweat
  11. Pitt

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