Associations to the word «Catherine»
Noun
- Magdalen
- Jacqueline
- Charlotte
- Buckingham
- Suffolk
- Princesse
- Domenico
- Alexandre
- Anna
- Jacques
- Baronet
- Alison
- Gabrielle
- Lady
- Nativity
- Claire
- Throne
- Forster
- Grandmother
- Jour
- Harriet
- Ann
- Starling
- Byrne
- Mystic
- Hayes
- Adultery
- Soprano
- Vas
- Radcliffe
- Dauphin
- Wharton
- Ursula
- Coronation
- Grandson
- Bowen
- Katie
- Thierry
- Vii
- Giacomo
- Sarah
- Sibling
- Alexei
- Burgundy
- Oratory
- Clermont
- Confessor
- Michel
- Decker
- Edict
- Virgin
- Nicolas
- Dame
- Frederic
- Katharine
- Guillaume
- Helen
- Reign
- Brooke
- Ii
- Rue
- Philip
- Pretender
- Yves
- Joan
- Keller
- Governess
- Lydia
- Emmanuel
- Widower
- Chateau
- Holstein
- Charles
- Donnelly
- Fiona
- Horne
- Nelly
- Claude
- Karin
- Francis
- Healy
- Actress
- Teresa
- Gurney
- Horatio
- Alexandra
- Dunne
- Grandchild
- Jean
- Donna
- Rouen
- Fenton
- Somerville
- Beaufort
Wiktionary
CATHERINE, proper noun. A female given name.
CATHERINE WHEEL, noun. A breaking wheel.
CATHERINE WHEEL, noun. (chiefly heraldry) The image of a breaking wheel, or wheel with spikes on it.
CATHERINE WHEEL, noun. A firework that rotates when lit.
CATHERINE WHEEL, noun. (gymnastics) A cartwheel move.
CATHERINE WHEEL, noun. (architecture) A rose window.
CATHERINE WHEELS, noun. Plural of Catherine wheel
Dictionary definition
CATHERINE, noun. First wife of Henry VIII; Henry VIII's divorce from her was the initial step of the Reformation in England (1485-1536).
CATHERINE, noun. Empress of Russia who greatly increased the territory of the empire (1729-1796).
Wise words
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