Associations to the word «Golding»
Noun
- Ovid
- Fly
- Metamorphosis
- Jamaica
- Staple
- Spire
- Gaia
- Meta
- Nobel
- Gaines
- Novelist
- Leroy
- Bruce
- Julia
- Conrad
- Leicestershire
- Constable
- William
- Byrne
- Nadine
- Neville
- Baroness
- Faber
- Godwin
- Allegory
- Julian
- Trilogy
- Mcclellan
- Lynne
- Competency
- Graves
- Sue
- Booker
- Glover
- Oliver
- Coke
- Special
- Greene
- Obe
- Arthur
- Grange
- Gladstone
- Harmonica
- Newcastle
- Novel
- Rite
- Prime
- Gerald
- Lord
- Gould
- Susan
- Jules
- Aunt
- Shakespeare
- Farm
- Connor
- Wimbledon
- Cornwall
- Translation
- Clyde
- Savage
- Mp
- Laurence
- Salisbury
- Hop
- Labour
- Diego
- Kerry
- Hardy
- Anthony
- Playwright
- Colin
- Baronet
- Clarke
- Andrew
- Bristol
- Mike
- Mitchell
- Miles
- Adaptation
- Darkness
- Michelle
- Gordon
- Simpson
- Oak
- Literature
- Horace
- Lawrence
- Dame
Wiktionary
GOLDING, proper noun. A surname.
GOLDING, noun. (obsolete) A gold coin.
GOLDING, noun. (obsolete) A kind of apple; a goldling.
GOLDING, noun. (UK) (North Midlands dialects) The corn marigold (Chrysanthemum segetum).
GOLDING, noun. (in the Kentish dialect) The ladybird (familia Coccinellidae).
GOLDING, noun. A kind of red hop, a sub-variety of the Canterbury hop.
GOLDING, verb. Present participle of gold
Dictionary definition
GOLDING, noun. English novelist (1911-1993).
Wise words
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