Associations to the word «Magdalen»
Noun
- Eton
- Oxford
- Brant
- Garth
- Commoner
- Magdalene
- Merton
- Winchester
- Tutor
- Mary
- Noel
- Organist
- Asylum
- College
- Housekeeper
- Fellow
- Laundry
- Shingle
- Harrow
- Prostitute
- Oxfordshire
- Coll
- Crucifixion
- Repentance
- Dolores
- Madeleine
- Rhodes
- Joanne
- Pembroke
- Ba
- Papyrus
- Regatta
- Aux
- Madonna
- Henley
- Divinity
- Parlor
- Christi
- Chaplain
- Baptist
- Louisa
- Lecturer
- Esquire
- Gertrude
- Scholarship
- Headmaster
- Fellowship
- Chapel
- Landlady
- Christ
- Virgin
- Montagu
- Quadrangle
- Berger
- Handwriting
- Dolly
- Ecstasy
- Rosary
- Priory
- Churchyard
- Composure
- Exeter
- Northamptonshire
- Trinity
- Principal
- Professorship
- Grammar
- Giles
- Humphrey
- Glitter
- Westminster
- Fellows
- Rector
- Clare
- Choir
- Garret
- Norwich
- Outburst
- Wardrobe
- Horne
- Katie
- Adoration
- Dread
- Sheppard
- Radcliffe
- Lincolnshire
Wiktionary
MAGDALEN, proper noun. A female given name; a variant of Magdalene
MAGDALEN, proper noun. Magdalen College (a college of Oxford University)
MAGDALEN CUP, noun. A kind of covered cylindrical cup.
MAGDALEN CUPS, noun. Plural of Magdalen cup
Dictionary definition
MAGDALEN, noun. A reformed prostitute.
Wise words
Men govern nothing with more difficulty than their tongues,
and can moderate their desires more than their words.