Associations to the word «Melville»
Noun
- Herman
- Hawthorne
- Whaling
- Viscount
- Bathurst
- Ishmael
- Dick
- Poe
- Whitman
- Whale
- Fuller
- Nathaniel
- Fielder
- Hays
- Dickens
- Leslie
- Balfour
- Novella
- Whaler
- Waverley
- Benito
- Saskatchewan
- Twain
- Waldo
- Parry
- Pierre
- Erskine
- Kerry
- Impeachment
- Emerson
- Fife
- Admiralty
- Greenland
- Fremantle
- Faulkner
- Dickinson
- Canning
- Pollard
- Allan
- Ambiguity
- Archipelago
- Jacobs
- Cooper
- Piazza
- Edgar
- Edinburgh
- Napier
- Sperm
- Hemingway
- Kew
- Midshipman
- Reid
- Anthropologist
- Strait
- Narrator
- Dana
- Knox
- Whales
- Rhode
- Labrador
- Biographer
- Narrative
- Huntington
- Andrew
- Walt
- Mel
- Johannesburg
- Cape
- Aubrey
- Stewart
- Archibald
- Arctic
- Nigel
- Verne
- Dewey
- Peninsula
- Fenton
- Flinder
- Billy
- Leach
- Stirling
- Elm
- Jean
- Weaver
- Perth
- Conrad
- Nietzsche
- Bentley
- Joyce
- Earl
- Darwin
- Alain
- Olson
- Prose
Wiktionary
MELVILLE, proper noun. A Scottish habitational surname of Norman origin, from Malleville in Normandy.
MELVILLE, proper noun. Herman Melville (1819-1891), an American novelist, essayist, and poet. He is best remembered for the novel Moby-Dick.
MELVILLE, proper noun. His works or media adaptations of his works.
Dictionary definition
MELVILLE, noun. United States writer of novels and short stories (1819-1891).
Wise words
More wisdom is latent in things as they are than in all the
words men use.