Associations to the word «Catherine»
Noun
- Mcleod
- Thorpe
- Millet
- Diane
- Dorchester
- Saxe
- Henri
- Clement
- Martyrdom
- Camilla
- Palatine
- Manners
- Lacey
- Booth
- François
- Sister
- Kitty
- Marriage
- Catalina
- Mecklenburg
- Divorce
- Montagu
- Monastery
- Antoine
- Moreau
- Princess
- Czar
- Theresa
- Nun
- Heir
- Wife
- Sophia
- Carole
- Ste
- Courtier
- Louise
- Eliza
- Mabel
- Kate
- Cossack
- Pembroke
- Rolf
- Avignon
- Christina
- Sophie
- Antoinette
- Petersburg
- Convent
- Casimir
- Maclean
- Grandparent
- Judith
- Mathieu
- Michelle
- Marri
- Louvre
- Brandenburg
- Ix
- Marquess
- Jane
- Germain
- Augustin
- Howard
- Alain
- Mistress
- Beatrice
- Savoy
- Childbirth
- Magdalena
- Gallagher
- Balzac
- Lara
- Russo
- Gilles
- Duke
- Walpole
- Dominic
- Bartholomew
- Baptiste
- Waiting
- Susanna
- Earl
- Philippe
- Regency
- Madonna
- Cate
- Joanna
- Wedding
- Papacy
- Bauer
Verb
Wiktionary
CATHERINE, proper noun. A female given name.
CATHERINE WHEEL, noun. A breaking wheel.
CATHERINE WHEEL, noun. (chiefly heraldry) The image of a breaking wheel, or wheel with spikes on it.
CATHERINE WHEEL, noun. A firework that rotates when lit.
CATHERINE WHEEL, noun. (gymnastics) A cartwheel move.
CATHERINE WHEEL, noun. (architecture) A rose window.
CATHERINE WHEELS, noun. Plural of Catherine wheel
Dictionary definition
CATHERINE, noun. First wife of Henry VIII; Henry VIII's divorce from her was the initial step of the Reformation in England (1485-1536).
CATHERINE, noun. Empress of Russia who greatly increased the territory of the empire (1729-1796).
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