Associations to the word «Astor»
Noun
- Jacob
- Tango
- Gertrude
- Brooke
- Cody
- Vanderbilt
- Dexter
- Viscount
- Madeleine
- Ava
- Financier
- Millionaire
- Nancy
- Philanthropist
- Fur
- Winthrop
- Vincent
- Muriel
- Lafayette
- Shanghai
- Patti
- Rockefeller
- Ballroom
- Rita
- Hotel
- Aleksandr
- Dolores
- Broadway
- Mary
- Manhattan
- Pall
- Lifeboat
- Cornelius
- Overland
- Irving
- Businessman
- Buckinghamshire
- Lillian
- Plymouth
- Beaver
- Phyllis
- Fay
- Humphrey
- Ames
- Irene
- Sutton
- Guggenheim
- Iv
- Trading
- Monopoly
- Newsweek
- Trader
- Proprietor
- Mansion
- Gavin
- Deco
- Riot
- Pelt
- Lucille
- John
- Camille
- Aires
- Plaza
- Yorker
- Jakob
- Augusta
- Portage
- Luncheon
- Minnie
- Sykes
- Peerage
- Roberta
- Atkinson
- Lobby
- Grandson
- Tesla
- William
- Violet
- Married
- Ashley
- Assyrian
- Janet
- Harlem
- Sheppard
- Granddaughter
- Filly
- Gerald
- Estate
- Theatre
- Magdalena
- Sr
Wiktionary
ASTOR, proper noun. A surname.
Dictionary definition
ASTOR, noun. British politician (born in the United States) who was the first woman to sit in the British House of Commons (1879-1964).
ASTOR, noun. United States capitalist (born in Germany) who made a fortune in fur trading (1763-1848).
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