Associations to the word «Knox»
Noun
- Navy
- Henry
- Taylor
- Regent
- Horatio
- Seminary
- Bragg
- Burger
- Sabre
- Meredith
- Monroe
- Edmund
- Armory
- Artillery
- Sullivan
- Hare
- Dreamer
- Hamilton
- Springfield
- Harmon
- Penelope
- Fairbanks
- Biographer
- Archie
- Wesley
- Stirling
- Dal
- Ohio
- Wichita
- Malcolm
- Teddy
- Daphne
- Wilfred
- Maitland
- Henderson
- Putnam
- Cecil
- Grammar
- Papacy
- Whitney
- Alexander
- Whittaker
- Dundee
- Hancock
- Samsung
- Mather
- Pacific
- Vernon
- Dudley
- Chalmers
- Bowen
- Ny
- Cunningham
- Morton
- Deacon
- Barbara
- Milford
- Isa
- Atoll
- Rob
- Ridley
- Sasha
- Flanagan
- Dubois
- Andrews
- Melbourne
- Eton
- Held
- Harlan
- Sprague
- Anglican
- Burke
- Madden
- Lawson
- Keystone
- Manning
- Dd
- Liturgy
- Croft
- Cumberland
- Shire
- Dunn
- Hume
- Waverley
- Cannon
- Continental
- Bookseller
- Adrian
- Nikita
- Sacrament
- Fleming
- Fairfield
- Genealogy
- Alec
- Robin
Verb
Wiktionary
KNOX, proper noun. A Scottish surname
KNOX, proper noun. A male given name derived from the surname
KNOX, proper noun. County in Maine and Tennessee
Dictionary definition
KNOX, noun. Scottish theologian who founded Presbyterianism in Scotland and wrote a history of the Reformation in Scotland (1514-1572).
Wise words
It is better wither to be silent, or to say things of more
value than silence. Sooner throw a pearl at hazard than an
idle or useless word; and do not say a little in many words,
but a great deal in a few.