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Prairie provinces

Prairie provinces proper noun: a geographic region of Canada comprising Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba.

prairie provinces: a geographic region of Canada comprising Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba
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Proper noun

Prairie provinces

  1. A geographic region of Canada comprising Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba.
    Synonyms:
    Prairies, the Prairies

Synonyms of Prairie provinces

Questions about Prairie provinces

What does Prairie provinces mean?
Prairie provinces means a geographic region of Canada comprising Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba.
What part of speech is Prairie provinces?
Prairie provinces is a proper noun.

Words near Prairie provinces in the dictionary

  1. prairie pasqueflower
  2. prairie pine
  3. prairie plum
  4. prairie plums
  5. prairie pointers
  6. Prairie provinces
  7. prairie rose
  8. prairie roses
  9. prairie schooner
  10. prairie schooners
  11. prairie skirt

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