Associations to the word «Nightingale»
Noun
- Thrush
- Florence
- Keats
- Ode
- Lark
- Nursing
- Warbler
- Tristan
- Urn
- Blackbird
- Sang
- Crimea
- Wren
- Andersen
- Owl
- Sing
- Nurse
- Swallow
- Chaucer
- Eccentricity
- Quail
- Partridge
- Coleridge
- Sparrow
- Lament
- Bough
- Annie
- Shroud
- Psyche
- Manning
- Bower
- Singing
- Jenny
- Cossack
- Thicket
- Woodpecker
- Ollie
- Berkeley
- Magpie
- Cassandra
- Dove
- Melody
- Infirmary
- Orpheus
- Stork
- Jared
- Grasshopper
- Bird
- Peacock
- Starling
- Pheasant
- Wilde
- Benedict
- Nietzsche
- Wordsworth
- Sonnet
- Hicks
- Shelley
- Arden
- Fable
- Ovid
- Minstrel
- Austen
- Myrtle
- Rapture
- Sweetness
- Handel
- Peep
- Square
- Cindy
- Stanza
- Moonlight
- Ellie
- Tit
- Dragonfly
- Poem
- Sanitation
- Hurst
- Sanity
- Masquerade
- Nest
- Robber
- Perfume
- Flanagan
- Igor
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Wiktionary
NIGHTINGALE, noun. A European songbird, Luscinia megarhynchos, of the family Muscicapidae.
Dictionary definition
NIGHTINGALE, noun. European songbird noted for its melodious nocturnal song.
NIGHTINGALE, noun. English nurse remembered for her work during the Crimean War (1820-1910).
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