Associations to the word «Gotham»
Noun
- Batman
- Joker
- Bane
- Beyond
- Metropolis
- Scarecrow
- Damian
- Grayson
- Wayne
- Penguin
- Superman
- Gazette
- Dent
- Rogue
- Firefly
- Bullock
- Villain
- Vicki
- Mart
- Bruce
- Asylum
- Gordon
- Comic
- Siren
- Harley
- Dc
- Racing
- Breakthrough
- Superhero
- Storyline
- Robin
- Ivy
- Talon
- Underworld
- Roller
- Knight
- Criminal
- Hush
- Nolan
- Henchman
- Sewer
- Nottinghamshire
- Lex
- Bat
- Freeze
- Mckenzie
- Kyle
- Rooftop
- Grill
- Thug
- Tobias
- Iceberg
- Ra
- Harvey
- Oswald
- Miniseries
- Cassandra
- Nic
- Derby
- Nyc
- Crossover
- Annual
- Halo
- Dracula
- Lair
- Skyline
- Toxin
- City
- Thorne
- Judgement
- Crime
- Oracle
- Commissioner
- Gangster
- Gang
- Bingham
- Mafia
- Gorilla
- Spectre
- Deco
- Lark
- Seen
- Lucius
Wiktionary
GOTHAM, proper noun. Nickname for New York City; Washington Irving gave the name Gotham to New York City in his Salmagundi Papers [1] (1807).
GOTHAM, proper noun. A village in Nottinghamshire, England, associated in folklore with insanity.
Wise words
Wisdom does not show itself so much in precept as in life -
in firmness of mind and a mastery of appetite. It teaches us
to do, as well as talk, and to make our words and actions
all of a color.