Associations to the word «Mikado»
Noun
- Carte
- Pooh
- Sullivan
- Gilbert
- Savoy
- Ida
- Pheasant
- Ko
- Patience
- Pirate
- Toro
- Peep
- Locomotive
- Utopia
- Sorcerer
- Opera
- Frederic
- Executioner
- Merry
- Mabel
- Libretto
- Samurai
- Wilfred
- Zodiac
- Czar
- Repertory
- Revival
- Bo
- Consolidation
- Phoebe
- Granville
- Princess
- Musical
- Fiddler
- Gauge
- Hobbs
- Sweeney
- Fairfax
- Baldwin
- Blanche
- Envoy
- Giuseppe
- Sing
- Plaza
- Maid
- Duchess
- Sang
- Chorus
- Elsie
- Theatre
- Fairy
- Freight
- Fer
- Willis
- Overture
- Phyllis
- Japan
- Costume
- Japanese
- Ruth
- Hannah
- Excerpt
- Marx
- Rosa
- Sway
- Role
- Empire
- Ki
- Marco
- Mandarin
- Edith
- Archibald
- Nam
- Emperor
- Hms
- Guard
- Private
- Production
- Lionel
- Adaptation
Adjective
Wiktionary
MIKADO, noun. (history) A former title of the emperors of Japan during a certain period.
MIKADO, noun. (literary) Any emperor of Japan.
MIKADO, noun. A game of skill, in which identically shaped (but differently colored and valued) wooden sticks must be removed from a pile without disturbing the remaining stack
MIKADO, proper noun. A hamlet in Saskatchewan, Canada
Dictionary definition
MIKADO, noun. The emperor of Japan; when regarded as a religious leader the emperor is called tenno.
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