Associations to the word «Paine»
Noun
- Webber
- Pamphlet
- Knowles
- Torres
- Godwin
- Voltaire
- Rochelle
- Thomas
- Everett
- Twain
- Federalist
- Axel
- Lyman
- Rights
- Revolutionary
- Jefferson
- Rousseau
- Locke
- Oswald
- Treat
- Burke
- Excise
- Godfrey
- Deane
- Roscoe
- Common
- Libel
- Afb
- Erskine
- Elijah
- Enlightenment
- Biographer
- Tom
- Chadwick
- Hume
- Keystone
- Augusta
- Atheist
- Sumner
- Revolution
- Cecil
- Radical
- Writings
- Becky
- Adams
- Quaker
- Declaration
- Monarchy
- Barlow
- Geoff
- Ridicule
- Benjamin
- Macon
- Randy
- Tyranny
- Thinker
- Debbie
- Sylvester
- Shelley
- Horatio
- Fayette
- Privateer
- Ruth
- Embargo
- Chile
- Ephraim
- Sargent
- Marina
- Reformer
- Caroline
- Rossi
- Coloni
- Del
- Franklin
- Independence
- Teen
- Impeachment
- Boeing
- Albert
- Edmund
- Brace
- Cartwright
- Randolph
- Kant
- Terry
- Cabot
- Liberalism
- Xvi
- Clive
- Hubert
- Conspirator
- Patriot
Verb
Adverb
Wiktionary
PAINE, proper noun. An English surname, of Norman derivation, meaning someone who lived outside of a city (See Latin pagus).
Dictionary definition
PAINE, noun. American Revolutionary leader and signer of the Declaration of Independence (1731-1814).
PAINE, noun. American Revolutionary leader and pamphleteer (born in England) who supported the American colonist's fight for independence and supported the French Revolution (1737-1809).
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