Associations to the word «Argus»
Noun
- Pheasant
- Hera
- Hermes
- Advertiser
- Io
- Melbourne
- Inline
- Peacock
- Premier
- Slayer
- Argonaut
- Barre
- Telegraph
- Brighton
- Newspaper
- Sioux
- Hp
- Juno
- Kw
- Zeus
- Brig
- Fremont
- Courier
- Hms
- Pelican
- Cumberland
- Ovid
- Caretaker
- Alternative
- Lobster
- Bradford
- Herald
- Watchman
- Linnaeus
- Plumage
- Mercury
- Parramatta
- Spitfire
- Aphrodite
- Heracles
- Odysseus
- Cape
- Sprout
- Potts
- Proprietor
- Warwick
- Wand
- Rutland
- Vigilance
- Hodgson
- Albany
- Butterfly
- V8
- Tuesday
- Tripoli
- Scranton
- Fleece
- Arbor
- Implant
- Athena
- Ara
- Cyclops
- Dispatch
- Cucumber
- Ellie
- Malta
- Sclerosis
- Schooner
- Rufus
- Weekly
- Tribune
- Singleton
- Romney
- Perseus
- Rollins
- Hades
- Saul
- Fuselage
- Horsepower
Wiktionary
ARGUS, proper noun. (Greek mythology) A fabulous being of antiquity, also called Argus Panoptes, said to have had a hundred eyes. His eyes were transplanted to the peacock’s tail. He was a servant of the Greek goddess Hera.
ARGUS, noun. An alert, observant person
Dictionary definition
ARGUS, noun. (Greek mythology) a giant with 100 eyes; was guardian of the heifer Io and was slain by Hermes.
ARGUS, noun. Large brilliantly patterned East Indian pheasant.
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