Associations to the word «Daedalus»
Noun
- Labyrinth
- Crete
- Atlantis
- Prometheus
- Craftsman
- Hms
- Ovid
- Fabricius
- Wax
- Sheppard
- Sicily
- Howell
- Athena
- Maze
- Eros
- Inventor
- Automaton
- Aphrodite
- Nico
- Castor
- Mythology
- Starship
- Pegasus
- Pellet
- Hale
- Propulsion
- Britannia
- Poseidon
- Orion
- Daphne
- Heracles
- Artemis
- Argonaut
- Nexus
- Sine
- Nephew
- Barnard
- Myth
- Fusion
- Metamorphosis
- Confinement
- Spaceship
- Hercules
- Ingenuity
- Odysseus
- Athens
- Corinth
- Spacecraft
- Bull
- Hive
- Cow
- Laws
- Centaur
- Construct
- Probe
- Percy
- Greek
- Invention
- Crater
- Feather
- Zeus
- Wing
- Apollo
- Hammond
- Canopy
- Riddle
- Vulcan
- Artisan
- Boiling
- Cruiser
- Glider
- Encounter
- Quartet
- Ration
- Statue
- Airfield
- Ariel
- Colonization
Adjective
Wiktionary
DAEDALUS, proper noun. Greek mythological figure who crafted the waxen wings of Icarus.
Dictionary definition
DAEDALUS, noun. (Greek mythology) an Athenian inventor who built the labyrinth of Minos; to escape the labyrinth he fashioned wings for himself and his son Icarus.
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