Associations to the word «Garrick»
Noun
- Gaiety
- Boswell
- Covent
- Goldsmith
- Pantomime
- Prologue
- Jay
- Wally
- Lear
- Farce
- Courtney
- Shakespeare
- Pritchard
- Theatre
- Macbeth
- Epilogue
- Gibbon
- Flash
- Sheridan
- Zoom
- Celeste
- Mathews
- Jubilee
- Reynolds
- David
- Acting
- Milne
- Sean
- Tragedy
- Rogue
- Dramatist
- Clive
- Lane
- Lacy
- Avon
- Barry
- Fielding
- Johnson
- Bart
- Playhouse
- Juliet
- Peg
- Ada
- Mcgee
- Sands
- Fleetwood
- Neville
- Shrew
- Joshua
- Seward
- Romeo
- Revue
- Vaudeville
- Cola
- Burke
- Playwright
- Walpole
- Epitaph
- Actor
- Bust
- Mori
- Hampton
- Fay
- Goodman
- Hammersmith
- Keystone
- Tate
- Laurence
- Allen
- Rodgers
- Voltaire
- Irene
- Hereford
- Garry
- Edmund
- Hume
- Dickens
- Anecdote
- Trafalgar
- Vanity
- Handel
- Hamlet
- Mick
- Portrait
- Biographer
- Samuel
- Whitehall
- Teen
- Pianist
- Wig
- Batman
Wiktionary
GARRICK, proper noun. An English habitational surname from Garwick in Lincolnshire.
GARRICK, proper noun. An English patronymic surname from the ger + ric - spear power.
GARRICK, proper noun. A male given name, transferred from the surnames.
Dictionary definition
GARRICK, noun. English actor and theater manager who was the foremost Shakespearean actor of his day (1717-1779).
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