Devon
ˈdɛvən
Definition

Definition of Devon - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
foodUKtype of processed meat similar to bolognaUK
  • He made a sandwich with slices of Devon and cheese.
bologna luncheon meat sausage
2.
livestockUKbreed of cattle from southwest EnglandUK
  • The Devon is known for its rich red coat and hardiness.
Devonshire
3.
local regionUKcounty in southwest EnglandUK
  • Devon is known for its beautiful coastline and national parks.
area county region
4.
namesRaremale given name derived from the place nameRare
  • Devon joined the team last summer.
5.
noble titleRareEnglish earldomRare
  • The title of Devon has a long history.
county earldom
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Images of Devon

  • Devon: type of processed meat similar to bologna
    type of processed meat similar to bologna
  • Devon: breed of cattle from southwest England
    breed of cattle from southwest England

Expressions with Devon

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region in southwest England known for its coastline
North Devon is famous for its beautiful beaches and coastal scenery.
medium-sized cat with curly hair and large ears
The Devon Rex is known for its playful nature.

Origin of Devon

Celtic, Dumnonia (land of the Dumnonii)

Terms with Devon included in their meaning

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Devon
suburb of Totnes, South Hams district, Devon, England
vagn.
UK dialect
turf used as fuel in Devon
geography
town and port in Devon, England
city
city in Devon, England
place in Devon
suburb of Plymouth, Devon, England
geography
city and unitary authority in Devon, England
geography
southwestern region of England including Cornwall and Devon
regional dairy product
thick, clotted cream from Devon, England

Examples of Devon in a sentence

  • She bought some Devon for the picnic.
  • Farmers prize the Devon for its adaptability.
  • The Devon cattle grazed peacefully in the meadow.
  • Devon has charming villages.
  • I spent my summer in Devon.
  • Devon was excited to start his new job.

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  1. French:Devon, ...
  2. German:Devon, Devon-Rind, ...
  3. Italian:mortadella, Devon, ...
  4. Spanish:Devon, ...
  5. Portuguese:fiambre, Devon, ...
  6. Chinese:德文香肠, 德文牛, ...
  7. Japanese:デボン, デヴォン, ...
  8. Arabic:لَحْم دِيفُون, دِيفُون, ...
  9. Hebrew:דֶּבוֹן, ...
  10. Russian:девон, Девон, ...
  11. Ukrainian:девон, Девон, ...
  12. Hindi:डेवोन, ...
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