Associations to the word «Hawking»
Noun
- Singularity
- Stephen
- Physicist
- Cosmology
- Relativity
- Entropy
- Pax
- Radiation
- Dawkins
- Thorne
- Einstein
- Planck
- Hunting
- Cortes
- Hole
- Gibbons
- Perch
- Hegemony
- Hyperion
- Bang
- Hawker
- Pastime
- Spitting
- Evaporation
- Archangel
- Paradox
- Containment
- Albans
- Wilde
- Ware
- Universe
- Wheelchair
- Faraday
- Mechanics
- Fugue
- Sheldon
- Horizon
- Flanagan
- Theorem
- Fond
- Coughing
- Chronology
- Insect
- Sclerosis
- Physics
- Conjecture
- Flycatcher
- Gravity
- Boycott
- Drive
- Shrike
- Als
- Hawk
- Galileo
- Goggle
- Bestseller
- Chekov
- Spit
- Partridge
- Gibbon
- Bet
- Foliage
- Calculation
- Prey
- Physic
- Fowl
- Photon
- Scotty
- Blister
- Consul
- Cosmos
- Cameo
- Rees
- Ai
- Labyrinth
- Analogy
- Vertigo
- Ellis
- Fluctuation
- Scientist
- Particle
- Mathematic
Adverb
Wiktionary
HAWKING, verb. Present participle of hawk
HAWKING, noun. Action of the verb to hawk.
HAWKING, proper noun. An English patronymic surname, variant of Hawkins.
HAWKING RADIATION, noun. The radiation presumed to be given off by a black hole by quantum mechanical processes.
Dictionary definition
HAWKING, noun. English theoretical physicist (born in 1942).
HAWKING, noun. The act of selling goods for a living.
Wise words
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