Associations to the word «Faust»
Noun
- Goethe
- Marguerite
- Gretchen
- Verdi
- Valentin
- Liszt
- Marlowe
- Hoffmann
- Carmen
- Wolfgang
- Conte
- Schiller
- Johann
- Felix
- Drew
- Scala
- Wagner
- Opera
- Mozart
- Contra
- Isabelle
- Auf
- Lucia
- Seville
- Overture
- Mimi
- Repertoire
- Libretto
- Pact
- Gerry
- Cesare
- Macbeth
- Requiem
- Romeo
- Covent
- Tchaikovsky
- Cantata
- Isis
- Manfred
- Dante
- Hector
- Alchemist
- Frankenstein
- Alfredo
- Neu
- Giovanni
- Beethoven
- Lauren
- Georg
- Waltz
- Symphony
- Gaiety
- Juliet
- Aus
- Devil
- Giacomo
- Middleton
- Kildare
- Nilsson
- Schubert
- Sang
- Boris
- Handel
- Samson
- Strauss
- Grimes
- Repertory
- Hades
- Butterfly
- Legend
- Weimar
- Barber
- Margarita
- Tragedy
- Prometheus
- Roi
- Midsummer
- Tristan
- Enrico
- Akron
- Christoph
- Aria
- Organist
- Opus
- Masterpiece
- Soprano
- Premiere
- Magician
- Byron
- Magus
- Farrar
- Sorcerer
Wiktionary
FAUST, proper noun. A magician and alchemist of German lore who sold his soul to the Devil for knowledge and power.
FAUST, proper noun. A hamlet in Alberta, Canada
Dictionary definition
FAUST, noun. An alchemist of German legend who sold his soul to Mephistopheles in exchange for knowledge.
Wise words
All the great things are simple, and many can be expressed
in a single word: freedom, justice, honor, duty, mercy,
hope.