Associations to the word «Covent»
Noun
- Scala
- Garden
- Sadler
- Opera
- Pantomime
- Verdi
- Piazza
- Handel
- Ballet
- Henrietta
- Piccadilly
- Salzburg
- Farce
- Royal
- Theatre
- Sang
- Tristan
- Fielding
- Verona
- Alla
- Bedford
- Macbeth
- Premiere
- Midsummer
- Philharmonic
- Promenade
- Grimes
- Lane
- Trafalgar
- Wagner
- Opus
- London
- Faust
- Strauss
- Lucia
- Vienna
- Libretto
- Norma
- Carlo
- Dryden
- Mathews
- Soloist
- Milan
- Pritchard
- Conductor
- Mozart
- Ashton
- Tito
- Westminster
- Repertory
- Camden
- Blitz
- Tottenham
- Conducting
- Tragedy
- Tavern
- Soprano
- Carmen
- Lodging
- Orchestra
- Siegfried
- Donna
- Enrico
- Farley
- Juliet
- Staging
- Sheridan
- Zurich
- Wells
- Sargent
- Sutherland
- Nellie
- Hampstead
- Hamburg
- Decca
- Giovanni
- Repertoire
- Brothel
- Frau
- Tenor
- Recital
- Gala
- Bookseller
- Beggar
- Massimo
Wiktionary
COVENT, noun. (obsolete) convent
COVENT, proper noun. Only used in Covent Garden
COVENT GARDEN, proper noun. A district in London
COVENT GARDEN, proper noun. The Royal Opera House, Covent Garden
Wise words
The most valuable of all talents is that of never using two
words when one will do.