Associations to the word «Bestiary»
Noun
- Unicorn
- Allegory
- Guillaume
- Heraldry
- Folklore
- Creature
- Beast
- Publishing
- Salamander
- Amour
- Monster
- Dungeon
- Fantasy
- Ms
- Dragon
- Squirrel
- Animal
- Philippe
- Flanders
- Manuscript
- Artwork
- Whale
- Satire
- Giant
- Latin
- Page
- Illustrated
- Treatise
- Rochester
- Heading
- Mythology
- Myth
- Lion
- Book
- Poem
- Elephant
- Snake
- Illustration
- Bird
- Description
- Translation
- Fiction
- Library
- Literature
- Tale
- Middle
- Bible
- Text
- Column
- Tradition
- Compilation
- Edition
- Verse
- Collection
- Century
- Seek
- Characteristic
- Ghost
- Drawing
- Entry
- Pierre
- Angel
- Gallery
- Dog
- Story
- Hero
- Author
- Cambridge
Adjective
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Wiktionary
BESTIARY, noun. A medieval treatise of various real or imaginary animals.
Dictionary definition
BESTIARY, noun. A medieval book (usually illustrated) with allegorical and amusing descriptions of real and fabled animals.
Wise words
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