Associations to the word «Famed»
Noun
- Inventor
- Chariot
- Bilbao
- Filmmaker
- Exploit
- Replica
- Speedway
- Wat
- Artemis
- Apollo
- Frankenstein
- Ponce
- Steed
- Producer
- Argus
- Conservatory
- Restaurant
- Wen
- Chivalry
- Performer
- Venue
- Showcase
- Granddaughter
- Bernstein
- Conductor
- Outlaw
- Theater
- Musician
- Crockett
- Ingenuity
- Poet
- Creator
- Gladys
- Boxing
- Icon
- Katharine
- Melvin
- Resort
- Jazz
- Artist
- Songwriting
- Hero
- Spacer
- Stunt
- Warlord
- Mastery
- Moniker
- Yuan
- Arranger
- Bard
- Singer
- Jockey
- Brothers
- Sid
- Sigmund
- Marley
- Sergei
- Masterpiece
- Duo
- Descendant
- Grandmaster
- Colored
- Dynasty
- Orson
- Drummer
- Philanthropist
- Evangelist
- Tenor
- Mughal
- Racer
- Lafayette
- Gym
- Havana
- Geographer
- Wainwright
- Pulitzer
- Perseus
Adjective
Wiktionary
FAMED, adjective. Having fame; famous or noted
Dictionary definition
FAMED, adjective. Widely known and esteemed; "a famous actor"; "a celebrated musician"; "a famed scientist"; "an illustrious judge"; "a notable historian"; "a renowned painter".
Wise words
All the great things are simple, and many can be expressed
in a single word: freedom, justice, honor, duty, mercy,
hope.