Associations to the word «Grail»
Noun
- Lancelot
- Monty
- Python
- Brotherhood
- Quest
- Magdalene
- Templar
- Percival
- Cauldron
- Merlin
- Renie
- Vinci
- Magna
- Langdon
- Priory
- Conte
- Romance
- Avalon
- Elsa
- Tristan
- Chivalry
- Legend
- Knight
- Tennyson
- Leigh
- Indy
- Holy
- Crucifixion
- Arthur
- Knighthood
- Fisher
- Fleece
- Dread
- Supper
- Allegory
- Immortality
- Crusade
- Keystone
- Osiris
- Towel
- Sophie
- Relic
- Lucifer
- Barney
- Lance
- Myth
- Spear
- Christendom
- Continuation
- Gareth
- Eucharist
- Sion
- Yr
- Bran
- Burton
- Cymru
- Wagner
- Weston
- Saber
- Motif
- Cycle
- Ark
- Platter
- Monmouth
- Orlando
- Simulation
- Starr
- Donovan
- Womb
- Damsel
- Frazer
- Elaine
- Celtic
- Custer
- Guardian
- Acorn
- Isis
- Keeper
- Symbolism
- Fertility
- Jay
- Search
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
GRAIL, noun. The Holy Grail.
GRAIL, noun. The object of an extended or difficult quest.[1]
GRAIL, noun. A book of offices in the Roman Catholic Church; a gradual.
GRAIL, noun. (poetic) Small particles of earth; gravel.
GRAIL, noun. One of the small feathers of a hawk.
Dictionary definition
GRAIL, noun. The object of any prolonged endeavor.
GRAIL, noun. (legend) chalice used by Christ at the Last Supper.
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