Associations to the word «Boniface»
Noun
- Viii
- Papacy
- Pope
- Ix
- Manitoba
- Tuscany
- Winnipeg
- Avignon
- Liber
- Legate
- Mainz
- Savoy
- Benedictine
- Clement
- Benedict
- Crusade
- Bede
- Xxii
- Vandal
- Synod
- Venetian
- Dante
- Marquess
- Zachary
- Archbishop
- Templar
- Jubilee
- Gregory
- Bishopric
- Vii
- Apostle
- Clergy
- Guillaume
- Abbot
- Indulgence
- Wilfrid
- Corsica
- Constantinople
- Verona
- Saint
- Alexandre
- Iv
- Charlemagne
- Saxon
- Amadeus
- Philip
- Missionary
- Schism
- Hesse
- Canterbury
- Martyrdom
- Martyr
- Heresy
- Wight
- Crusader
- Wessex
- Abbess
- Manfred
- Pantheon
- Fief
- Baldwin
- Rome
- Sardinia
- Supremacy
- Marquis
- Xiii
- Utrecht
- Archdeacon
- Abbey
- Bologna
- Bishop
- Lull
- Anjou
- Vi
- Successor
- Basilica
- Franciscan
- Salzburg
- Inferno
- Flanders
- Cardinal
- Cuthbert
- Sicily
- Guido
- Pagan
Wiktionary
BONIFACE, noun. The proprietor of a hotel or restaurant.
BONIFACE, noun. An innkeeper.
BONIFACE, proper noun. A male given name of mainly historical use.
Dictionary definition
BONIFACE, noun. (Roman Catholic Church) Anglo-Saxon missionary who was sent to Frisia and Germany to spread the Christian faith; was martyred in Frisia (680-754).
BONIFACE, noun. The owner or manager of an inn.
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.