Associations to the word «Cynthia»
Noun
- Rita
- Maureen
- Haynes
- Simmons
- Bronco
- Mcleod
- Carlson
- Mvp
- Elaine
- Nugent
- Actress
- Slater
- Bury
- Nero
- Janet
- Jill
- Tina
- Aaa
- Rodriguez
- Alicia
- Baldwin
- Patti
- Girlfriend
- Lander
- Beatles
- Lem
- Carol
- Amy
- Miranda
- Richards
- Karen
- Judith
- Celeste
- Olson
- Susie
- Laura
- Daniels
- Sandra
- Tucker
- Jeff
- Lansing
- Diva
- Walden
- Songwriting
- Lau
- Wong
- Roche
- Buoy
- Ware
- Felicity
- Lisa
- Fanny
- Susan
- Bower
- Lowry
- Gerry
- Oz
- Carla
- Lowell
- Patricia
- Comet
- Mort
- Evelyn
- Melanie
- Dale
- Mei
- Sapphire
- Preston
- Olivia
- Keene
- Stephanie
- Rubin
- Nicole
- Oswald
- Jimmy
- Melinda
- Bitter
- Moran
- Aunt
- Xix
- Julie
- Samantha
- Suzanne
- Nancy
- Myrtle
- Lucia
- Jules
- Polly
- Genevieve
- Belinda
Wiktionary
CYNTHIA, proper noun. (poetic) The moon, personified.
CYNTHIA, proper noun. A female given name.
Dictionary definition
CYNTHIA, noun. (Greek mythology) the virgin goddess of the hunt and the Moon; daughter of Leto and twin sister of Apollo; identified with Roman Diana.
Wise words
It is better wither to be silent, or to say things of more
value than silence. Sooner throw a pearl at hazard than an
idle or useless word; and do not say a little in many words,
but a great deal in a few.