Associations to the word «Newt»
Noun
- Salamander
- Amphibian
- Toad
- Romney
- Abel
- Boniface
- Frog
- Rough
- Dole
- Michele
- Lauren
- Ripley
- Dragonfly
- Karel
- Rae
- Toxin
- Fanny
- Lawrence
- Speaker
- Anita
- Crocodile
- Eli
- Cain
- Spp
- Pond
- Theresa
- Ned
- Hicks
- Reptile
- Republican
- Invertebrate
- Impeachment
- Lizard
- Rana
- Clinton
- Snake
- Congressman
- Kimball
- Rick
- Nico
- Cheney
- Danube
- Herman
- Triton
- Paddle
- Worm
- Merlin
- Newton
- Bassett
- Ron
- Larva
- Frankie
- Whip
- Metamorphosis
- Gill
- Reagan
- Predator
- Belly
- Habitat
- Regeneration
- Dick
- Amy
- Eel
- Gettysburg
- Primary
- Tortoise
- Spleen
- Turtle
- Fixation
- Woodpecker
- Slug
- Respiration
- Perry
- Conduction
Adjective
Wiktionary
NEWT, noun. A small lizard-like amphibian in the family Salamandridae that lives in the water as an adult.
Dictionary definition
NEWT, noun. Small usually bright-colored semiaquatic salamanders of North America and Europe and northern Asia.
Wise words
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