Associations to the word «Harvard»
Noun
- Radcliffe
- Cambridge
- Yale
- Mba
- Magna
- Ma
- Summa
- Divinity
- Princeton
- Professorship
- Dartmouth
- Graduate
- Phd
- Massachusetts
- Zoology
- Brigham
- University
- Stanford
- Undergraduate
- Eliot
- Doctorate
- Cornell
- Emeritus
- Kennedy
- Professor
- Amherst
- Peabody
- Mass
- Houghton
- Overseer
- Press
- Uni
- Lecturer
- Fellows
- Unitarian
- Philology
- Kappa
- Fellowship
- Classmate
- Wellesley
- Cabot
- Dissertation
- Cam
- Boston
- Economics
- Ivy
- Bachelor
- Jd
- Wharton
- Georgetown
- Mcgill
- Arboretum
- Psychiatry
- Neurology
- Lowell
- Mather
- Phi
- Rockefeller
- Summers
- Ph
- Berkeley
- Johns
- Faculty
- Alumnus
- Observatory
- Regatta
- Emory
- Fellow
- Freshman
- Anthropology
- Hopkins
- Leary
- Mellon
- Rutgers
- Winthrop
- Residency
- Weld
- Ba
- Sloan
- College
Adjective
Wiktionary
HARVARD, proper noun. A surname.
HARVARD, proper noun. Any of a number of places named for persons with the surname, including a city in Massachusetts.
HARVARD, proper noun. A university in Cambridge, MA named after John Harvard, American clergyman and philanthropist.
HARVARD COMMA, noun. (US) A serial comma.
HARVARD COMMAS, noun. Plural of Harvard comma
HARVARD FORMAT, noun. A standard format to cite information from any source.
HARVARD FORMATS, noun. Plural of Harvard format
Dictionary definition
HARVARD, noun. A university in Massachusetts.
HARVARD, noun. American philanthropist who left his library and half his estate to the Massachusetts college that now bears his name (1607-1638).
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