Associations to the word «Congreve»
Noun
- Dryden
- Rocket
- Addison
- Dramatist
- Collier
- Vc
- Sheridan
- Ambrose
- Steele
- Libretto
- Norris
- Mysore
- Dobson
- Walpole
- Henrietta
- Voltaire
- Playwright
- Rowe
- Wit
- Comedy
- Coleridge
- Marlborough
- Pounder
- Wilde
- Sutherland
- William
- Handel
- Wellesley
- Confucius
- Gunpowder
- Dealer
- Silas
- Michelle
- Montague
- Waterford
- Garth
- Fielding
- Xiii
- Swift
- Pamela
- Graf
- Baronet
- Restoration
- Jeremy
- Inventor
- Gallantry
- Ursula
- Artillery
- Locke
- Shakespeare
- Bride
- Forster
- Gay
- Dedication
- Matilda
- Duchess
- Humour
- Pope
- Malta
- Podium
- Inn
- Walter
- Bombardment
- Ode
- Dialogue
- Arsenal
- Goldsmith
- Glare
- Esq
- Launcher
- Tragedy
- Satire
- Waterloo
- Antoine
- Muse
- Stafford
- Geoffrey
- Nicolas
- Shaw
- Theatre
- Contemporary
- Copenhagen
- Boer
- Hale
- Evans
- Russian
Wiktionary
CONGREVE, noun. Congreve rocket
CONGREVE, noun. Congreve match
CONGREVE MATCH, noun. An early friction match, containing sulphur, potassium chlorate, and antimony sulphide.
CONGREVE ROCKET, noun. (historical) A kind of military rocket.
CONGREVE ROCKETS, noun. Plural of Congreve rocket
Dictionary definition
CONGREVE, noun. English playwright remembered for his comedies (1670-1729).
Wise words
The chief difference between words and deeds is that words
are always intended for men for their approbation, but deeds
can be done only for God.