Associations to the word «Ives»
Noun
- Plymouth
- Stevenson
- Orchestra
- Gould
- Venus
- Schooner
- Steamboat
- Overture
- Repertory
- Crosby
- Boyd
- Feldman
- Hale
- Grange
- Viper
- Vanessa
- Robbins
- Magdalen
- Cambridge
- Aubrey
- Pearce
- Fellowship
- Timing
- Blackwell
- Marks
- Frost
- Sinatra
- Requiem
- Schubert
- Barbara
- Bullock
- Peck
- Psalm
- Accompaniment
- Abbott
- Gustav
- Yves
- Domesday
- Pianist
- Rectory
- Relativity
- Elaine
- Bernard
- Sinclair
- Sculptor
- Sherwood
- Eric
- Connecticut
- Gaston
- Narrator
- Parson
- Favorite
- Theo
- Hymn
- Conductor
- Olivier
- Berg
- Leopold
- Brenda
- Handbook
- Mildred
- Terry
- Jerome
- Crusader
- Filly
- Hermitage
- Rfc
- Trio
- Carter
- Artist
- Overland
- Abe
- Fletcher
- Playwright
- Devon
- Bradley
- Eaton
- Wiley
- Hilton
- Hilary
- Fisherman
- Cello
- Gallery
- Wilde
- Bay
- Bach
- Leonard
Verb
Wiktionary
IVES, proper noun. A patronymic surname.
Dictionary definition
IVES, noun. United States composer noted for his innovative use of polytonality (1874-1954).
IVES, noun. United States lithographer who (with his partner Nathaniel Currier) produced thousands of prints signed `Currier & Ives' (1824-1895).
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