Ulster

What do we mean by ulster?

A loose, long overcoat made of heavy, rugged fabric and often belted. noun

A type of long loose overcoat, worn by both men and women: originally made of frieze cloth in Ulster. noun

capitalized Same as Ulster king-at-arms. noun

A long, loose overcoat, worn by men and women, originally made of frieze from Ulster, Ireland. noun

A long, loose overcoat of rough material. noun

A historic division of Ireland located in the northeastern part of the island; six of Ulster's nine counties are in Northern Ireland noun

Loose long overcoat of heavy fabric; usually belted noun

(clothing, men's attire) A long, loose overcoat made of wool or other rough material, often called a greatcoat, which sometimes features an attached shoulder cape covering the back and sleeves, and which can sometimes be buttoned in front.

Words that are spelled similarly to ulster:
ulster, elster, alster, uster, ulser.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word ulster:
ruc, constabulary, uda, loyalist, donegal, derry, tyrone, belfast, leinster, scots, londonderry, paramilitary, mag, munster, annals, hurling, volunteer, ireland, gaelic, ira, irish, protestant, defence, vanguard, covenant, plantation, mac, volunteers, troubles, counties, dublin, senior, kingston, delaware, northern, nationalist, championship, regiment, hugh, mythology, cycle, presbyterian, cork, dialect, prix, celtic, intermediate, party, rugby, westminster, scottish, arms, orange, champions, county, beating, orchestra, strike, rebellion, transport, settlers.

Words that rhyme with ulster:
repulsed her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe ulster:
east, mid, long, eastern, heavy, south, west, rural, old, independent, century, native, brown, western, central, loyal, modern, grey, gray, thick, ancient, big, shabby, southern, dark, yellow, northern, connacht, industrial, black, green, historic, shaggy, county, contemporary, irish, huge, late, blue, north, northeastern, separate, pro, light, lined, protestant, urban, coloured, non, northwest, warm, homogeneous, tan, rusty, cheap, fashioned, anti, rough, day, fitting, breasted, prosperous, southeast, statutory, seventeenth, handsome, wet, crimson, beloved, united, enormous, crumpled, ragged, familiar, unwilling, darkest, eighteenth, looking, nearby, irreconcilable, waterproof.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective ulster:
scots, scot, american, county, scotch, force, irish, day, the, scottish, journal, poly, insurrection, boy, new, volunteers, sullivan, swift, leinster, regiment, custom, theatre, protestant, fighters, britain, americans, workers, bank, railway, tenant.

Consonant match to ulster:
elster.

Words that sound like ulster:
ulster, elster, alster, ulcer, astr, astre, esther, ester, ister, elter, elser, elst, ilter, alerter, istre, elater, ilst, eszter, estr, easter, alter, oyster, altar, holster, aster, bolster, allstar, oster, astor, all-star, alister, allister, ouster, auster, pollster, alst, oldster, all star, polster, alastor, olst, aalst, eastre, oester, austr, galster, palster, -aster, altare, astur, eostre, falster, youngster, tonguester, alot, astray, buster, allure, alight, a lot, allot, aflutter, astir, alit, astaire, adjuster, a-list, asti, alist, alite, aglitter, alouette, aleut, asar, baluster, astar, adjustor, asst, assister, alost, aletta, alair, a list, allower, atur, asserter, alette, attestor, assistor, accoster, balister, asarh, -ular, allayer, a star, alista, asoar, acere, attester, ballater.