Associations to the word «Cavendish»
Noun
- Mansfield
- Dun
- Francis
- Finish
- Dessert
- Teammate
- Mademoiselle
- Fanny
- Landowner
- Usher
- Nellie
- Hawkins
- Mistress
- Maid
- Newton
- Chamberlain
- Thomas
- Phd
- Baronetcy
- Donovan
- Georg
- Heir
- Richard
- Davy
- Filly
- Weighing
- Wilkins
- Housekeeper
- Daughter
- Helium
- Laureate
- Privateer
- George
- Constant
- Nottinghamshire
- Cycling
- Caroline
- Grandmother
- Emily
- Cromwell
- Humphrey
- Crescent
- Tobacco
- Schmidt
- Cate
- Watt
- Bradley
- Derby
- Forster
- Proton
- Raleigh
- Dwight
- Gilbert
- Katherine
- Sophia
- Sir
- Gabrielle
- Gerald
- Street
- Scientist
- Lithium
- Podium
- Dorset
- Hem
- Prime
- Romney
- Great
- Apparatus
- Frances
- Petty
- Augusta
- Blanche
- Laurent
- Prologue
- Barony
- Chancellor
- Politician
- Howard
- Dock
- Abbey
- Conservative
- London
- Rosemary
- Zach
- Niece
- Cousin
- Northampton
- Nitrogen
Wiktionary
CAVENDISH, proper noun. A surname.
CAVENDISH, noun. Leaf tobacco softened, sweetened, and pressed into plugs or cakes.
Dictionary definition
CAVENDISH, noun. British chemist and physicist who established that water is a compound of hydrogen and oxygen and who calculated the density of the earth (1731-1810).
Wise words
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