derby

As a noun stakes

is .

As a verb stakes

is (stake).

As a proper noun derby is

a city in the east midlands of england, once the county town of derbyshire.

As a noun oxford

is (oxford) (cloth).

As a proper noun derby is

a city in the east midlands of england, once the county town of derbyshire.

As a noun futurity

is the future.

As a proper noun derby is

a city in the east midlands of england, once the county town of derbyshire.

As a noun functions

is .

As a verb functions

is (function).

As a proper noun derby is

a city in the east midlands of england, once the county town of derbyshire.

As a proper noun derby

is a city in the east midlands of england, once the county town of derbyshire.

As a noun racing is

the sport of competing in races.

As a verb racing is

.

As a noun steeplechase

is (chiefly|british) a horse race, either across open country, or over an obstacle course.

As a proper noun derby is

a city in the east midlands of england, once the county town of derbyshire.

As proper nouns the difference between derby and derby

is that derby is a city in the east midlands of england, once the county town of derbyshire while derby is a city in the east midlands of england, once the county town of derbyshire.

As a proper noun derby

is a city in the east midlands of england, once the county town of derbyshire.

As a noun merby is

(roller derby) men's roller derby.

As a noun kerby

is a children's ball game played in the street, the aim being to throw the ball against the opposite kerb and catch it on the rebound.

As a proper noun derby is

a city in the east midlands of england, once the county town of derbyshire.