Synonyms for windsor
ˈwɪn zərwind·sor

Princeton's WordNet

1. Windsornoun

   a city in southeastern Ontario on the Detroit River opposite Detroit

2. Windsor, House of Windsornoun

   the British royal family since 1917

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1. List of paraphrases for "windsor":

   loretteville

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1. Daniel Crocker:

   Joe Gutierrez's a lifelong resident of the town of Windsor, joe Gutierrez wants to serve Joe Gutierrez community and there is little to no doubt in my mind that with some additional training and a few more years under Joe Gutierrez belt, Joe Gutierrez will continue to serve Joe Gutierrez community well.

2. Donald Trump:

   I was walking up and I was saying (to wife Melania): 'Can you imagine my mother seeing this scene? Windsor. Windsor Castle,'.

3. The Duchess:

   The Bench started as a poem I wrote for my husband on Father's Day, the month after Archie Mountbatten-Windsor was born, that poem became this story.

4. Spun Gold:

   This is a very horse-driven family, diana didn’t go well with horses. That was the beginning of that fairy tale not ending terribly well. Sophie, Countess of Wessex who is married to the queen’s youngest son, had to learn how to ride. You have to like horses to ride with the queen. And so much of the royal diary is built around the equestrian world… One of the most important events from the queen’s diary for the whole year is the Royal Windsor Horse Show. And that will be happening on the weekend before the royal wedding… The queen has never, ever missed it. It’s really important to her.

5. Alizee Thevenet and James Middleton:

   Rather embarrassed, I went over to apologize and bring Ella back, little did I know, but I had just met my future wife, all thanks to Ella. Alizee Thevenet and James Middleton ARE ‘ CONSIDERING ’ WINDSOR CASTLE MOVE TO BE NEAR QUEEN ELIZABETH : SOURCE.