Associations to the word «Britannica»
Noun
- Encyclopaedia
- Pax
- Encyclopedia
- Americana
- Dobson
- Edition
- Courtesy
- Article
- Yearbook
- Hooper
- Dia
- Louvre
- Contributor
- Scala
- Dictionary
- Entry
- Topic
- Supplement
- Benton
- Compton
- Reuter
- Erich
- Rom
- Sears
- Adler
- Obelisk
- Papyrus
- Www
- Copyright
- Lingua
- Subscription
- Copying
- Cites
- Pius
- Vols
- Editor
- Volume
- Chambers
- Edinburgh
- Britannia
- Kurd
- Collier
- Aubrey
- Chandra
- Suite
- Confucius
- Webster
- Totem
- Dickens
- Forsyth
- Ed
- Researcher
- Initial
- Witchcraft
- Bookseller
- Compendium
- Brasil
- Epistle
- Engraver
- Photo
- Biography
- Mimi
- Iliad
- Gaul
- Enlightenment
- Chronology
- Accuracy
- Werner
- Resource
- Edit
- Antiquity
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
BRITANNICA, proper noun. Short form of the Encyclopædia Britannica; the oldest English-language general encyclopedia.
Wise words
More wisdom is latent in things as they are than in all the
words men use.