wisconsin |
coolidge |
As proper nouns the difference between wisconsin and coolidge
is that
wisconsin is a {{USstate}} Capital: Madison. Largest city: Milwaukee while
Coolidge is {{surname}.
wisconsin |
falun |
As proper nouns the difference between wisconsin and falun
is that
wisconsin is a capital: madison largest city: milwaukee while
falun is a hamlet in alberta, canada.
wisconsin |
unity |
As proper nouns the difference between wisconsin and unity
is that
wisconsin is a capital: madison largest city: milwaukee while
unity is .
wisconsin |
amherst |
As proper nouns the difference between wisconsin and amherst
is that
wisconsin is a capital: madison largest city: milwaukee while
amherst is .
wisconsin |
greenfield |
As proper nouns the difference between wisconsin and greenfield
is that
wisconsin is a capital: madison largest city: milwaukee while
greenfield is .
wisconsin |
linden |
As proper nouns the difference between wisconsin and linden
is that
wisconsin is a capital: madison largest city: milwaukee while
linden is .
wisconsin |
coleman |
As proper nouns the difference between wisconsin and coleman
is that
wisconsin is a capital: madison largest city: milwaukee while
coleman is derived from the given name colman.
wisconsin |
fayette |
As proper nouns the difference between wisconsin and fayette
is that
wisconsin is a {{USstate}} Capital: Madison. Largest city: Milwaukee while
Fayette is a given name derived from surnames derived from the surname or from the place names.
wisconsin |
hodag |
As a proper noun wisconsin
is a capital: madison largest city: milwaukee.
As a noun hodag is
a fictional animal in wisconsin folklore, having a head like an ox, the bulging eyes of a frog, huge claws, a row of spikes down its back, and a dinosauric body and tail.
wisconsin |
cheesehead |
As a proper noun wisconsin
is a capital: madison largest city: milwaukee.
As a noun cheesehead is
(slang) a person from wisconsin.
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