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Meaning of kentish
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kentish (n)
one of the major dialects of Old English
a dialect of Middle English
kentish Sentence Examples
- Kentish Town is a charming neighborhood in North London with a rich history and vibrant community.
- The Kentish Knockers are a group of bellringers who perform at the Church of St. Nicholas in Kentish Town.
- Kentish cake is a traditional English cake made with apples, currants, and spices.
- The Kentish Weald is a beautiful area of countryside in southeast England known for its rolling hills, ancient woodlands, and picturesque villages.
- The Kentish dialect is a variety of English spoken in Kent, and it is known for its distinctive pronunciation and vocabulary.
- Kentish ragstone is a type of limestone that is found in Kent and is used as a building material.
- The Kentish hop is a variety of hop that is grown in Kent and is used in brewing beer.
- The Kentish cherry is a type of cherry that is grown in Kent and is known for its sweet flavor.
- The Kentish apple is a type of apple that is grown in Kent and is known for its crisp texture and juicy flavor.
- The Kentish cobnut is a type of hazelnut that is grown in Kent and is known for its large size and rich flavor.
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one of the major dialects of Old English, a dialect of Middle English
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Kentish Town is a charming neighborhood in North London with a rich history and vibrant community.
The Kentish Knockers are a group of bellringers who perform at the Church of St. Nicholas in Kentish Town.
Kentish cake is a traditional English cake made with apples, currants, and spices.
The Kentish Weald is a beautiful area of countryside in southeast England known for its rolling hills, ancient woodlands, and picturesque villages.
