Associations to the word «Madeleine»
Noun
- Stowe
- Wrinkle
- Astor
- Marie
- Rue
- Carroll
- Sophie
- Sprague
- Emmett
- Sami
- Bunting
- Marguerite
- Jeanne
- Royale
- Hillary
- Pons
- Trois
- Sherwood
- Disappearance
- Quentin
- Gabrielle
- Fayette
- Desmond
- Antoinette
- Emile
- Jacques
- Quebec
- Laurent
- Magdalen
- Parisian
- Aix
- Claudia
- Mme
- Dupont
- Armand
- Boulevard
- Louise
- François
- Hitchcock
- Arrondissement
- Madeline
- Georges
- Antoine
- Fontaine
- Organist
- Raoul
- La
- Lille
- Aux
- Isabelle
- Clinton
- Yvonne
- Boulogne
- Keefe
- Berger
- Havre
- Duchess
- Rouen
- Judy
- Hydra
- Abbe
- Yves
- Provence
- Suzanne
- Croix
- Bourbon
- Femme
- Mont
- Novak
- Marquis
- Denise
- Pierre
- Medici
- Granville
- Lucie
- Catherine
- Countess
- Magdalena
- Salon
- Jean
- Orr
- Fanny
- Nicolas
- Dame
- Vertigo
- Cathy
- Claire
- Lori
- Blanchard
- Nord
- Monsieur
- Neill
- Granddaughter
- Henri
- Michel
- Simone
Wiktionary
MADELEINE, noun. A small gateau or sponge cake, often shaped like an elongated scallop shell.
MADELEINE, noun. Something which brings back a memory; a source of nostalgia or evocative memories (used with reference to its function in Marcel Proust's In Search of Lost Time).
MADELEINE, proper noun. A female given name.
Wise words
In words, as fashions, the same rule will hold; Alike
fantastic, if too new, or old: Be not the first by whom the
new are tried, Nor yet the last to lay the old aside.