Associations to the word «Gould»
Noun
- Jay
- Glenn
- Robbie
- Elliott
- Dawkins
- Nolan
- Niles
- Financier
- Morton
- Kicker
- Synonym
- Manny
- Stephen
- Tracy
- Vanderbilt
- Biologist
- Dana
- Shaw
- Bancroft
- Fg
- Haley
- Phil
- Bowen
- Bernstein
- Cutler
- Erie
- Rockefeller
- Pianist
- Td
- Flanagan
- Darby
- Equilibrium
- Reeve
- Chester
- Goldberg
- Shane
- Cartoonist
- Orton
- Darwin
- Mckinley
- Swansea
- Harold
- Fletcher
- Jonny
- Rupert
- Byrd
- Taxonomy
- Laurence
- Brahms
- Bach
- Newport
- Finch
- Harmon
- Chi
- Pulitzer
- Ariel
- Tome
- Hester
- Dumas
- Maguire
- Iq
- Bobby
- Judd
- Magnate
- Luke
- Shale
- Sandra
- Bethel
- Rodriguez
- Bluff
- Phylogeny
- Billy
- Fugue
- Sherlock
- Evolution
- Steven
- Cornelius
- Capt
- Cor
- Animator
- Railroad
- Casa
- Richter
- Marlowe
- Burgess
- Fullback
- Ty
- Cardiff
- Dorchester
- Ives
- Paleontology
Wiktionary
GOULD, adjective. Obsolete form of gold.
GOULD, noun. Obsolete form of gold.
GOULD, proper noun. A surname.
Dictionary definition
GOULD, noun. United States paleontologist and popularizer of science (1941-2002).
GOULD, noun. United States financier who gained control of the Erie Canal and who caused a financial panic in 1869 when he attempted to corner the gold market (1836-1892).
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