Associations to the word «Craven»
Noun
- Fulham
- Cottage
- Yorkshire
- Coward
- Wes
- Traitor
- Newmarket
- Craven
- Cowardice
- Beverley
- Ricky
- Fault
- Tournament
- Week
- Bern
- Cate
- Scruple
- Elm
- Meyers
- Shropshire
- Nightmare
- Scholarship
- Botany
- Wesley
- Stake
- Freddy
- Ludlow
- Archibald
- Archdeacon
- Busch
- Lea
- Tunis
- Toni
- Avery
- Fear
- Thornton
- Domesday
- Scream
- Shrewsbury
- Epsom
- Terror
- Paralympic
- Whitaker
- Classics
- Racecourse
- Remake
- Pretoria
- Filly
- Foe
- Furlong
- Williamson
- Sutton
- Barrow
- Ruth
- Cumbria
- Kimberley
- Shame
- Brendan
- Chancellor
- Beaufort
- Horror
- Earl
- Marches
- Lancashire
- Guinea
- Rowley
- Alloy
- Hooper
- Speedway
- Bradford
- Barlow
- Kingston
- Garner
- Fenton
- Rugby
- Emma
- Berkshire
- Cunningham
- Dempsey
- Tko
- Handicap
- Thriller
- Hull
- Coventry
- Darlington
- Swanson
- Matt
- Carleton
Adverb
Wiktionary
CRAVEN, adjective. Unwilling to fight; lacking even the rudiments of courage; extremely cowardly.
CRAVEN, noun. A coward.
CRAVEN, verb. To make craven.
CRAVEN, proper noun. A surname.
Dictionary definition
CRAVEN, noun. An abject coward.
CRAVEN, adjective. Lacking even the rudiments of courage; abjectly fearful; "the craven fellow turned and ran"; "a craven proposal to raise the white flag"; "this recreant knight"- Spenser.
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