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What does the word exuberant mean?
what does the word exuberant mean
What does security word mean?
What does security word mean
What Does ilteic Mean?
There is no such word, do you mean the word italic?
What does the word inaudible mean?
what does the word inaudible mean
What does the name reeve mean?
I don't know it is my last name. The best advice I could give would be to look at the original french spelling reeves. My name reaves is a british variation and less common than the original. So far all I've gotten is son of reeve, and someone that lives in the wood. not much information. -Matthew Paul Reaves
How do you use the word shire in a sentence?
Do you remember the shire?
What is shire mean?
Tolkien borrowed the word from Old English, where its meaning was roughly the same as the modern english word county or the french word parish refering to a smaller part of a state or country that has its own local government.
What is the British word for 'county'?
Shire!
What is a sentence with the word shire?
The shire was very peaceful.The Hobbit just wanted to return to the Shire.
Who was Shire Reeve in the early history of England?
A Shire Reeve was a local government official, in charge of a shire or county (as in Lancashire, Yorkshire etc.) It is the derivation of the word sheriff.
What is a horse for hire?
you may mean "shire" , not hire. it means its up for breeding Its sire. not shire or hire
What does Jackson mean in Greek?
not shire sorry please improve
What does the Japanese word Gume mean?
gume i only know one meaning for gume shire name = gunme can you put it in a sentence and i might be able to help
Why is a shire horse called a shire horse?
The shire horse is named a shire horse because it originated in the shire counties of England.
What is another word in English for 'town'?
Shire, village, municipality, settlement, township.
What is the hairy foot horse called not the Clydesdale?
If You mean the horse with the feathers, i think you mean a Shire horse.
Is the word shrine synonymous and interchangeable with the word county when referring to counties in Ireland?
No. You may be thinking of "shire" which is common in England.
