Croke

Proper noun

Meaning

Croke (plural Crokes)

A surname from Irish.

Source: en.wiktionary.org

Anagrams

coker ocker

Examples

Also announcing she wouldn’t support Madigan was representative-elect Margaret Croke, who became the first incoming lawmaker to publicly turn against the speaker. Source: Internet

And most damning of all, Frank Crozier resigned as head of the Auxiliaries, citing Croke Park as one of the atrocities which prompted him to leave and denying the ‘official account’. Source: Internet

But fixture planners will now be able to schedule the ‘neutral’ round of games in the Super 8s in venues other than Croke Park. Source: Internet

It was a case of us being in Croke Park, they being Meath, us being nobodies.” Source: Internet

Meath manager Seán Boylan during a replay against Kildare at Croke Park in August 1997. Source: Internet

“Kerry in Croke Park, you’d always be confident.” Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

Croix-des-Bouquets crojik crokard croker crokicurl crokinole