Associations to the word «Cromwell»
Noun
- Oliver
- Royalist
- Protectorate
- Protector
- Rump
- Puritan
- Parliamentarian
- Fairfax
- Dunbar
- Carlyle
- Fleetwood
- Marston
- Wexford
- Vane
- Whitehall
- Waller
- Bradshaw
- Cavalier
- Viii
- Ludlow
- Worcester
- Dissolution
- Centaur
- Commonwealth
- Lockhart
- Milton
- Scot
- Kensington
- Monarchy
- Alias
- Parliament
- Restoration
- Dryden
- Essex
- Lambert
- Sullivan
- Gardiner
- Thomas
- Argyll
- Treason
- Rupert
- Ives
- Ely
- Downfall
- Supremacy
- Sadler
- Sharpe
- Lords
- Cambridgeshire
- Montagu
- Reformation
- Westminster
- Pounder
- Priory
- Newbury
- Ordinance
- Execution
- Nolan
- Quaker
- Centurion
- Chaplain
- Nottinghamshire
- Presbyterian
- Exchequer
- Henry
- Townsend
- Kingship
- Charles
- Sulla
- Kilkenny
- Pembroke
- Lincolnshire
- Chad
- Moor
- Seymour
- Ireland
- Firth
- Visitation
- Protestantism
- Barony
- Baronetcy
- Meteor
- Preston
- Richard
- Scaffold
- Earl
- Bridget
- Scotland
- Petition
- Siege
Adjective
Wiktionary
CROMWELL, proper noun. An English habitational surname from either of several placenames.
CROMWELL, proper noun. Oliver Cromwell, English military leader, politician, and dictator, or his son Richard Cromwell.
Dictionary definition
CROMWELL, noun. English general and statesman who led the parliamentary army in the English Civil War (1599-1658).
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