borough

As a proper noun borough

is the area, properly called southwark, just south of london bridge.

As a verb hidate is

(historical|transitive) to divide (a region, such as a shire or hundred) into hides.

As proper nouns the difference between borough and christchurch

is that borough is the area, properly called southwark, just south of london bridge while christchurch is a coastal town and borough in dorset, england.

As a noun borough

is a fortified town.

As a proper noun Borough

is the area, properly called Southwark, just south of London Bridge.

As an adjective interborough is

between boroughs.

As proper nouns the difference between borough and brooklynese

is that borough is the area, properly called southwark, just south of london bridge while brooklynese is the dialect of american english spoken in the borough of brooklyn in new york.

As proper nouns the difference between borough and sutton

is that borough is the area, properly called Southwark, just south of London Bridge while Sutton is any of a number of towns.

As a noun borough

is a fortified town.

As nouns the difference between borough and hayes

is that borough is a fortified town while hayes is plural of lang=en.

As proper nouns the difference between borough and hayes

is that borough is the area, properly called Southwark, just south of London Bridge while Hayes is any of a number of places, outside Britain named for persons with the surname.

As a proper noun borough

is the area, properly called southwark, just south of london bridge.

As an adjective boroughwide is

throughout a borough.

As proper nouns the difference between borough and ealing

is that borough is the area, properly called southwark, just south of london bridge while ealing is a borough and town in west london.

As proper nouns the difference between borough and emsworth

is that borough is the area, properly called southwark, just south of london bridge while emsworth is a small coastal town in hampshire, england.