Associations to the word «Seward»
Noun
- Lyons
- Lincoln
- Dracula
- Alaska
- Sumner
- Anchorage
- Welles
- Bancroft
- Desmond
- Despatch
- Burroughs
- Stanton
- Fairbanks
- Weed
- Mcclellan
- Whig
- Peninsula
- Linden
- Auburn
- Concordia
- Proclamation
- Chase
- Secession
- Abolitionist
- Adams
- Erasmus
- Confederacy
- Southerner
- Mina
- Wilkes
- Cabinet
- Nebraska
- Neutrality
- Powell
- Monty
- Abraham
- Secretary
- Portage
- Anna
- Folly
- Bates
- Emancipation
- Webb
- Slavery
- Salmon
- Lucy
- Gideon
- Russell
- Billie
- Memorandum
- Johnson
- Fanny
- Ratification
- Statesman
- Yukon
- Darwin
- Alton
- Cameron
- Becker
- Undead
- Dispatch
- Hay
- Sickle
- Compromise
- Trent
- Anecdote
- Privateer
- Frances
- Dayton
- Confederate
- Radical
- Bethel
- Reindeer
- Olive
- Waterway
- Biographer
- William
- Edwin
- Hammock
- Minneapolis
- Purchase
- Alec
- Correspondence
- Cigar
- Senator
- Augustus
- Meridian
- Ballot
- Gallows
- Yorker
Wiktionary
SEWARD, proper noun. A surname.
Dictionary definition
SEWARD, noun. United States politician who as Secretary of State in 1867 arranged for the purchase of Alaska from Russia (known at the time as Seward's Folly) (1801-1872).
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