Associations to the word «Cowper»
Noun
- Wordsworth
- Coleridge
- Goldsmith
- Keats
- Dryden
- Austen
- Hymn
- Gerry
- Walpole
- Iliad
- Nicola
- Donaldson
- Milton
- Burns
- Newton
- Romanticism
- Rosie
- Gland
- Chaucer
- Earl
- Poet
- Cole
- Thomson
- Addison
- William
- Byron
- Rod
- Lamb
- Ode
- Tennyson
- Poem
- Verse
- Rousseau
- Reverend
- Caroline
- Wesley
- Homer
- Nassau
- Countess
- Twilight
- Emily
- Boswell
- Hertfordshire
- Curate
- Stepfather
- Barony
- Essayist
- Chancellor
- Stove
- Madonna
- Novelist
- Malady
- Carlyle
- Frances
- Satire
- Shelley
- Spencer
- Bourne
- Viscount
- Erasmus
- Robertson
- Wessex
- Poetry
- Westminster
- Raphael
- Cor
- Downs
- Huxley
- Romance
- Task
- Turret
- Gray
- Baroness
- Wales
- Swift
- Horace
- Furnace
- Francis
- Pope
- Diary
- Preface
- Gina
- Courtier
- Samuel
- Underwood
- Collins
- Peerage
- Owen
- Wharf
Wiktionary
COWPER, proper noun. An English surname, a variant of Cooper.
COWPER, noun. (obsolete) A cooper.
Dictionary definition
COWPER, noun. English surgeon who discovered Cowper's gland (1666-1709).
COWPER, noun. English poet who wrote hymns and poetry about nature (1731-1800).
Wise words
The chief difference between words and deeds is that words
are always intended for men for their approbation, but deeds
can be done only for God.