Associations to the word «Carnegie»
Noun
- Mellon
- Endowment
- Recital
- Pittsburgh
- Philanthropist
- Rockefeller
- Andrew
- Advancement
- Robotics
- Industrialist
- Philharmonic
- Hall
- Leeds
- Library
- Concert
- Magnetism
- Heinz
- Philanthropy
- Tully
- Soloist
- Magnate
- Tech
- Allegheny
- Steel
- Annual
- Symphony
- Homestead
- Tchaikovsky
- Orchestra
- Wainwright
- Institution
- Ellington
- Venue
- Dale
- Goodman
- Librarian
- Vanguard
- Guggenheim
- Donation
- Auditorium
- Corporation
- Bessie
- Benny
- Biennale
- Judy
- Fife
- Foundation
- Avery
- Institute
- Pennsylvania
- Conservatory
- Trustee
- Scala
- Scottish
- Concerto
- Ensemble
- Stanford
- Phd
- Bertram
- Yorkshire
- Salzburg
- Premiere
- Verdi
- Newell
- Violinist
- Rhino
- Lincoln
- Observatory
- Grant
- Medal
- Mach
- Liszt
- University
- Museum
- Handel
- Garland
- Heroism
- Teaching
- Cornell
- Emeritus
- Professorship
- Washington
- Vanderbilt
Adjective
Wiktionary
CARNEGIE, proper noun. A surname.
Dictionary definition
CARNEGIE, noun. United States educator famous for writing a book about how to win friends and influence people (1888-1955).
CARNEGIE, noun. United States industrialist and philanthropist who endowed education and public libraries and research trusts (1835-1919).
Wise words
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