Associations to the word «Cato»
Noun
- Pompey
- Brutus
- Cicero
- Plutarch
- Censor
- Libertarian
- Caesar
- Addison
- Lucius
- Marcia
- Marcus
- Gaius
- Sulla
- Carthage
- Pliny
- Cassius
- Durban
- Consul
- Socrates
- Conspirator
- Orator
- Titus
- Elder
- Kelvin
- Romans
- Tribune
- Roman
- Seneca
- Hannibal
- Institute
- Perceiving
- Centurion
- Oration
- Entreaty
- Julius
- Virgil
- Gaul
- Senate
- Statesman
- Bc
- Cyprus
- Burgess
- Conspiracy
- Tiberius
- Plato
- Ovid
- Treatise
- Enmity
- Rome
- Cornelia
- Marius
- Pr
- Eloquence
- Galen
- Armada
- Younger
- Austerity
- Cornelius
- Tragedy
- Tully
- Ptolemy
- Milton
- Burt
- Claudius
- Friedman
- Pedersen
- Moderation
- Virtue
- Deserter
- Censorship
- Fortitude
- Temperance
- Koch
- Cohort
- Repeal
- Cabbage
- Sicily
- Prologue
- Maximus
- Forum
- Liberty
- Tyranny
Adverb
Wiktionary
CATO, acronym. (rocketry) Slang shorthand (which is not an acronym) for "Catastrophic failure" since it can happen at any point in time during the rocket flight. Properly spelled Cato or cato, and never in all caps.
CATO, acronym. (rocketry) (acronym) for "Catastrophe At Take Off"
CATO, acronym. (Canada) (military) Cadet Administrative and Training Order
CATO, acronym. (aviation) Catapult Assisted Take-Off
CATO, proper noun. (rare) A male given name
CATO, proper noun. A town and a village in New York.
CATO, proper noun. A town in Wisconsin.
CATO, proper noun. A surname.
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