Associations to the word «Austen»
Noun
- Admirer
- Lydia
- Nightingale
- Satire
- Balzac
- Bookseller
- Susan
- Augusta
- Mauritius
- Archaeologist
- Realism
- Catherine
- Bath
- Agatha
- Suitor
- Winchester
- Churchill
- Zombie
- Elizabeth
- Scott
- Chapman
- Wentworth
- Serial
- Henry
- Davies
- Ritchie
- Harriet
- Fiction
- Governess
- Reviewer
- Aubrey
- Firth
- Baronet
- Cecilia
- Hardy
- Bbc
- Humour
- Flint
- Aston
- Andrews
- Isabella
- Thrush
- Reader
- Screenplay
- Hume
- Isabelle
- Browning
- Gibbons
- Sense
- Regency
- Sequel
- Desmond
- Himalayas
- Blanchard
- Emily
- Ralph
- Richardson
- Frances
- Conrad
- Baronetcy
- Portraying
- Josh
- Nephew
- Critique
- Walter
- Nobel
- Author
- Hampshire
- Nineteenth
- Proper
- Dudley
- Resurgence
- Carlyle
- Writer
- Gina
- Imperialism
- Danielle
- Isabel
- Ivory
- Clarke
- Anne
- Addison
- Flashback
- Matthew
- Mount
- Appreciation
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
AUSTEN, proper noun. An English surname; a variant of Austin.
AUSTEN, proper noun. Jane Austen, English novelist.
Dictionary definition
AUSTEN, noun. English novelist noted for her insightful portrayals of middle-class families (1775-1817).
Wise words
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