Associations to the word «Colosseum»
Noun
- Gladiator
- Titus
- Maximus
- Pantheon
- Dion
- Cher
- Watford
- Palatine
- Nero
- Caesar
- Rome
- Arch
- Constantine
- Choke
- Sapphire
- Moonlight
- Vegas
- Vega
- Reeves
- Arena
- Forum
- Osaka
- Spectator
- Tko
- Regent
- Coliseum
- Residency
- Tempest
- Martyrdom
- Submission
- Basilica
- Webber
- Circus
- Essen
- Cipher
- Piazza
- Palace
- Vatican
- Ruin
- Champ
- Wes
- Franz
- Backdrop
- Spectacle
- Sm
- Roma
- Panorama
- Punch
- Jon
- Seating
- Palazzo
- Bath
- Exterior
- Venue
- Facade
- Depiction
- Tiger
- Martyr
- Venus
- Gig
- Assassin
- Romans
- Della
- Fate
- Sabbath
- Oslo
- Statue
- Meditation
- Ruby
- Monument
- Lion
- Nintendo
- Reunion
- Tourist
- Pius
- Quarry
- Clarinet
- Concert
- Jazz
- Benedict
- Werner
- Emperor
- Excavation
- Procession
- Gale
- Combat
- Ad
Wiktionary
COLOSSEUM, noun. Alternative spelling of coliseum
COLOSSEUM, proper noun. The largest stadium in the Roman empire, located near the center of Rome.
Dictionary definition
COLOSSEUM, noun. A large amphitheater in Rome whose construction was begun by Vespasian about AD 75 or 80.
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