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Stone-cum-Ebony

Stone-cum-Ebony proper noun: a civil parish in southern Ashford district, Kent, England.

Proper noun

Stone-cum-Ebony

  1. A civil parish in southern Ashford district, Kent, England.

Origin of Stone-cum-Ebony

Ebony was a civil parish abolished in 1894, being divided between Tenterden and the then Stone parish, which became Stone-cum-Ebony.

Questions about Stone-cum-Ebony

What does Stone-cum-Ebony mean?
Stone-cum-Ebony means a civil parish in southern Ashford district, Kent, England.
What part of speech is Stone-cum-Ebony?
Stone-cum-Ebony is a proper noun.

Words near Stone-cum-Ebony in the dictionary

  1. stone-caching
  2. stone-cold
  3. stone-cold fox
  4. stone-cold foxes
  5. stone-cold sober
  6. Stone-cum-Ebony
  7. stone-curlew
  8. stone-curlews
  9. stone-dead
  10. stone-deaf
  11. stone-faced

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