Associations to the word «Juvenal»
Noun
- Satire
- Ovid
- Horace
- Pliny
- Dryden
- Seneca
- Virgil
- Cicero
- Plumage
- Sat
- Imitation
- Vanity
- Terence
- Gladiator
- Ridicule
- Lucian
- Grub
- Gifford
- Cesare
- Deformity
- Lat
- Poet
- Translation
- Nero
- Kellogg
- Kant
- Excerpt
- Homer
- Lizzie
- Freedman
- Jerusalem
- Roman
- Circus
- Patriarch
- Verse
- Dedication
- Caesar
- Poem
- Lash
- Rwanda
- Julius
- Epistle
- Rome
- Orator
- Plato
- Commentary
- Phrase
- Cyril
- Tunic
- Latin
- Metropolitan
- Birthplace
- Kai
- Poetry
- Martyr
- Relic
- Feather
- Genocide
- Pope
- Author
- Bread
- Des
- Swan
- Ad
- Offender
- Jupiter
- Vi
- Footnote
- Johnson
- Tragedy
- Jerome
- Translator
- Multitude
- Adult
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
JUVENAL, adjective. Of a young bird, that has its first flying plumage.
JUVENAL, noun. A juvenal bird.
JUVENAL, noun. (obsolete) A juvenile.
Dictionary definition
JUVENAL, noun. Roman satirist who denounced the vice and folly of Roman society during the reign of the emperor Domitian (60-140).
Wise words
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