Associations to the word «Frederick»
Noun
- Harriet
- Roberts
- Earl
- Ernst
- Fritz
- Granddaughter
- Lynne
- Horatio
- Turner
- Burgundy
- Choreographer
- Organist
- Napoleon
- Gottfried
- Baron
- Enigma
- Karl
- Winchester
- Tuscany
- Gallantry
- Antonia
- Hermann
- Edwin
- Cecil
- Georg
- Potomac
- Eleanor
- Rudolf
- Jackal
- Tsar
- Baronetcy
- Goddard
- Dobson
- Brewing
- Tyrol
- Princes
- Christoph
- Wentworth
- Chemist
- Mott
- Walters
- Osborn
- Marlborough
- Von
- Yates
- Naples
- Francis
- King
- Viii
- Heinrich
- Eugene
- Surveyor
- Mx
- Willem
- Magnate
- Kingsley
- Albany
- Utrecht
- Ivor
- Vanderbilt
- Anson
- Magdalene
- Arthur
- Cooke
- Graf
- Mbe
- Sir
- Archibald
- Brigadier
- Son
- Bohemian
- Baltimore
- Cousin
- Throne
- Copenhagen
- Beatrice
- Pope
- Matilda
- Ingrid
- Edict
- Agnes
- Magnus
- Behest
- Heiress
- Countess
- Hale
- Discoverer
- Antoinette
- Count
- Ambrose
- Abel
- Archbishop
Adverb
Wiktionary
FREDERICK, proper noun. A male given name.
FREDERICK, proper noun. A town in Colorado
FREDERICK, proper noun. A city in Kansas
FREDERICK, proper noun. A city and county in Maryland
FREDERICK, proper noun. A city in Oklahoma
FREDERICK, proper noun. A town in South Dakota
Dictionary definition
FREDERICK, noun. A town in northern Maryland to the west of Baltimore.
Wise words
Every day we should hear at least one little song, read one
good poem, see one exquisite picture, and, if possible,
speak a few sensible words.