Newton
//ˈn(j)uːtən//
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The word "newton" can be used as proper noun and noun.
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Buckland Newton Dalton Town with Newton Maiden Newton Newton Abbot Newton Arlosh Newton Aycliffe Newton Boyd Newton County Newton Dale Newton Hall Newton Harcourt Newton Heath Newton Kyme Newton Longville Newton Mearns Newton Poppleford Newton Purcell Newton Regis Newton St Cyres Newton Stewart Newton Tony Newton and Biggin Newton and Little Oakley Newton of Falkland Newton's cradle Newton's rings Newton-Cotes formula Newton-Cotes rule Newton-by-the-Sea Newton-le-Willows Newton-on-Ayr Newton-on-Ouse Newton-with-Clifton Newton-with-Scales Newtonian Newtonic Newtonism Newtonmas Old Newton South Newton Sturminster Newton Trowse with Newton Walford, Letton and Newton XMM-Newton centinewton exanewton giganewton kilo-newton kilonewton meganewton micronewton millinewton nanonewton newton meter newton metre newton-meter newton-metre non-quasi-Newton petanewton piconewton teranewton yoctonewton yottanewton zettanewton
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