Associations to the word «Jacobean»
Noun
- Pulpit
- Manor
- Mansion
- Shakespeare
- Style
- Era
- Furniture
- Stuart
- England
- Anne
- Painting
- Dramatist
- Hall
- Century
- House
- Theatre
- Middleton
- Play
- Rowley
- Pew
- Dynasty
- Font
- Building
- Embroidery
- Marston
- Tragedy
- Fletcher
- Beaumont
- William
- Revel
- James
- Webster
- Gable
- Crewe
- Dekker
- Playwright
- Neo
- Revival
- Drama
- Staircase
- Thorpe
- Storey
- Fireplace
- Wentworth
- Furnishing
- Carving
- Nave
- Bookseller
- Strong
- Repertory
- Architecture
- Ceiling
- Altar
- Chimney
- Troupe
- Survey
- Revenge
- Cheshire
- Aston
- Byrd
- Gloucestershire
- Fowler
- Puritan
- Communion
- Chancel
- Renaissance
- Icon
- Comedy
- Patron
- Chapman
- Eliot
- Interior
- Blackness
- Oak
- Bibliography
- Allusion
- Architect
Adjective
Wiktionary
JACOBEAN, adjective. Relating to a Jacob or James.
JACOBEAN, adjective. Relating to or characteristic of the reign of James VI and I (of Scotland and England).
JACOBEAN, noun. A partisan of James I and of the House of Stuart.
JACOBEAN, adjective. Alternative spelling of Jacobean
JACOBEAN LILIES, noun. Plural of Jacobean lily
JACOBEAN LILY, noun. (botany) A bulbous Mexican plant that bears a single large red flower resembling a lily, Sprekelia formosissima.
Dictionary definition
JACOBEAN, noun. Any distinguished personage during the reign of James I.
JACOBEAN, adjective. Of or relating to James I or his reign or times; "Jacobean writers".
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