Associations to the word «Congreve»
Noun
- Byron
- Cube
- Poet
- Samuel
- Lincoln
- Bill
- Wellington
- Sir
- Drama
- Constable
- Genius
- Manor
- Siege
- Johann
- Richard
- Cannon
- Play
- Claude
- Newton
- Married
- Love
- Manner
- Friendship
- Essay
- Lane
- Writer
- Corps
- Vein
- Hood
- Fantasy
- Brigadier
- Burns
- Preston
- Confession
- Drummer
- Fourth
- Stage
- Jacob
- Lieutenant
- Powder
- World
- Gale
- Mount
- Flank
- Fiction
- Pipe
- Phrase
- Ralph
- Opera
- Merit
- Dorothy
- Literature
- Rival
- Shell
- Footnote
- Oscar
- Author
- Bomb
- George
- Poem
- Gentleman
- Christopher
- Benjamin
- Roberts
- Harrison
- Horror
- Earl
- Commander
- Estate
- John
- Weapon
- Ross
- Duke
- British
- Royal
- Thomas
- Dublin
- Trinity
Adjective
Wiktionary
CONGREVE, noun. Congreve rocket
CONGREVE, noun. Congreve match
CONGREVE MATCH, noun. An early friction match, containing sulphur, potassium chlorate, and antimony sulphide.
CONGREVE ROCKET, noun. (historical) A kind of military rocket.
CONGREVE ROCKETS, noun. Plural of Congreve rocket
Dictionary definition
CONGREVE, noun. English playwright remembered for his comedies (1670-1729).
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