Associations to the word «Southey»
Noun
- Coleridge
- Wordsworth
- Laureate
- Byron
- Keats
- Roderick
- Shelley
- Quarterly
- Godwin
- Lamb
- Wat
- Gifford
- Tennyson
- Sonnet
- Lockhart
- Cid
- Robert
- Poet
- Poem
- Canning
- Cataract
- Edith
- Romantic
- Romanticism
- Ballad
- Samuel
- Caroline
- Goth
- Correspondence
- Percy
- Firth
- Scott
- Hogg
- Davy
- Blackwood
- Carlyle
- Taylor
- Bristol
- Boswell
- Poetry
- Esq
- Walter
- Jeffrey
- Dryden
- Epic
- Leigh
- Curse
- Nelson
- Schiller
- Contemporary
- Milton
- Voltaire
- Preface
- Reminiscence
- Joan
- Biographer
- Wesley
- Seward
- Horatio
- Gaul
- Verse
- Bertha
- Contributor
- Allusion
- Destroyer
- Tyler
- Parody
- Arc
- Paraguay
- Satire
- Poe
- Reginald
- Sara
- Sheridan
- Goethe
- Vols
- Bedford
- Moore
- Chronicle
- Essay
- Savage
- Seneca
- Letter
- Recollection
- Admiration
- Mariner
- Superstition
Wiktionary
SOUTHEY, proper noun. A habitational surname.
SOUTHEY, proper noun. Robert Southey, English poet.
Dictionary definition
SOUTHEY, noun. English poet and friend of Wordsworth and Coleridge (1774-1843).
Wise words
Wisdom does not show itself so much in precept as in life -
in firmness of mind and a mastery of appetite. It teaches us
to do, as well as talk, and to make our words and actions
all of a color.