Associations to the word «Argus»
Noun
- Editor
- Ama
- Gazette
- Telescope
- Sentinel
- Livingston
- Hornet
- Cylinder
- Pegasus
- Ard
- Dump
- Cl
- Falls
- Massey
- Gibraltar
- Reporter
- Mythology
- Villiers
- Tail
- Surveillance
- Hayward
- Potsdam
- Ark
- Newport
- Monday
- Builder
- Bathurst
- Nemesis
- Spectrometer
- Ultra
- Camera
- Geelong
- Monitor
- Obituary
- Uss
- Aurora
- Britannia
- Skipper
- Wednesday
- Engine
- Patrol
- Moving
- Columnist
- Loire
- Carrier
- Ulysses
- Reconnaissance
- Disbelief
- Modulation
- Asa
- Raft
- Daily
- Reminder
- Solomon
- Nsw
- Feather
- Hawthorn
- Hercules
- Ps
- Examiner
- Hm
- Aircraft
- Piston
- Conrad
- Combatant
- Kendall
- Hancock
- Jason
- Picket
- Circulation
- Propeller
- Mercedes
- Gunfire
- Commodore
- Journalism
- Jimmie
- Constellation
- Contributor
- Daniel
- Variance
- Journalist
- Schmidt
- Premiership
- Spectator
- Advocate
- Wales
- Cruise
- Prototype
Adverb
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.
Wise words
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