Usually means: City in Germany, historic cathedral.
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  2. Speyer: American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language
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Definitions from Wiktionary (Speyer)

▸ noun:  An independent town in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany.
▸ noun:  A habitational surname from German.

Similar:
trier, Mainz, Bingen, Neuwied, Worms, Polch, Ludwigshafen, Breisach, Paderborn, Nassau, more...

Phrases:
Speyer wine bottle, Tishman Speyer, Speyer Cathedral, Technik Museum Speyer, Jerry Speyer, more...

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Similar:
trier, Mainz, Bingen, Neuwied, Worms, Polch, Ludwigshafen, Breisach, Paderborn, Nassau, more...

Phrases:
Speyer wine bottle, Tishman Speyer, Speyer Cathedral, Technik Museum Speyer, Jerry Speyer, The Speyer School, Henry of Speyer, James Speyer, Protestation at Speyer, Edgar Speyer, Speyer line, Rob Speyer, more...



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