Associations to the word «Ithaca»
Noun
- Cornell
- Odysseus
- Ny
- Penelope
- Ulysses
- Suitor
- Odyssey
- Press
- Uni
- Dryden
- Lansing
- Homer
- Nell
- Syracuse
- University
- Cor
- Troy
- New
- Rochester
- York
- Southeast
- Lion
- Auburn
- Regional
- Brisbane
- Albany
- Snow
- College
- Falls
- Modern
- Shire
- Greece
- Hangar
- Geneva
- Princeton
- Northeast
- Osborne
- London
- Sarawak
- Cultivar
- Nazareth
- Theodor
- Suburb
- Mechanical
- Professor
- Shotgun
- Borneo
- Biological
- Scaling
- Poseidon
- Athena
- Remington
- Wandering
- Dickson
- Modernity
- Embankment
- Nestor
- Socrates
- Seneca
- Hours
- Lama
- Athenian
- Ezra
- Java
- Polymer
- Grasshopper
- Amphibian
- Conn
- Publishing
- Usa
- Wolff
- Glover
- Bavaria
- Lehigh
- Hybrid
- Orion
- Kelvin
- Kensington
- Maha
- Buffalo
- Johnson
- Epsilon
- Islet
- Burglar
- Lem
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
ITHACA, proper noun. An island in the Ionian Sea; according to the legend Odysseus was its king.
ITHACA, proper noun. A community in Georgia, USA.
ITHACA, proper noun. A city in Michigan.
ITHACA, proper noun. A village in Nebraska.
ITHACA, proper noun. A city and town in New York.
ITHACA, proper noun. A village in Ohio.
ITHACA, proper noun. A town in Wisconsin.
Dictionary definition
ITHACA, noun. A college town in central New York on Lake Cayuga.
ITHACA, noun. A Greek island to the west of Greece; in Homeric legend Odysseus was its king.
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