Associations to the word «Oliphant»
Noun
- Laurence
- Mori
- Mallory
- Blackwood
- Elmer
- Wakefield
- Fraser
- Stacey
- Chadwick
- Jacobite
- Lancelot
- Chancery
- Rutherford
- Margaret
- Edinburgh
- Thom
- Cavendish
- Cartoonist
- Distaste
- Physicist
- Valet
- Carlyle
- Mcqueen
- Ceylon
- Seton
- Dolan
- Anderson
- Maud
- Pantomime
- Scottish
- Stirling
- Haifa
- Gin
- Brandy
- Mahogany
- Cuff
- Telegram
- Cigar
- Crimea
- Folder
- Livingston
- Fingertip
- Barricade
- Ache
- Rubber
- Trouser
- Waiter
- Shaker
- Massey
- Diner
- Uranium
- Pat
- Peerage
- Notebook
- Gerard
- Dayton
- Ballard
- Retainer
- Argyll
- Watcher
- Burgh
- Highness
- Tusk
- Tate
- Marcus
- Herman
- Isotope
- Boyd
- Pint
- Curate
- Betty
- Caricature
- Nausea
- Gideon
- Viscount
- Sinclair
- Lords
- Chateau
- Clan
- Bookseller
- Toast
- Nash
- Rob
- Lining
Adverb
Wiktionary
OLIPHANT, noun. (archaic and historical) An elephant.
Wise words
A blow with a word strikes deeper than a blow with a sword.