Associations to the word «Amphitheatre»
Noun
- Gladiator
- Aqueduct
- Shoreline
- Seating
- Gorge
- Circus
- Verona
- Auditorium
- Anson
- Venue
- Titus
- Edifice
- Gibson
- Irvine
- Spectator
- Arena
- Playground
- Wireless
- Spectacle
- Concert
- Basilica
- Shea
- Barron
- Bath
- Coliseum
- Mesa
- Pavilion
- Magnificence
- Quarry
- Meadows
- Roman
- Encore
- Excavation
- Morrison
- Fiddler
- Piazza
- Theatre
- Maison
- Nero
- Tier
- Picnic
- Ruin
- Skating
- Rampart
- Ravine
- Playhouse
- Arch
- Forum
- Minstrel
- Fountain
- Antioch
- Precipice
- Winnipeg
- Gymnasium
- Terrace
- Concourse
- Vodka
- Cassius
- Pantomime
- Beast
- Nike
- Tko
- Backdrop
- Raleigh
- Augustus
- Arboretum
- Wonderland
- Denver
- Vista
- Lawn
- Romans
- Rock
- Vestige
- Hillside
Adjective
Wiktionary
AMPHITHEATRE, noun. (British) An open, outdoor theatre, especially one from the classical period of ancient Greece.
Dictionary definition
AMPHITHEATRE, noun. A sloping gallery with seats for spectators (as in an operating room or theater).
AMPHITHEATRE, noun. An oval large stadium with tiers of seats; an arena in which contests and spectacles are held.
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