Associations to the word «Longfellow»
Noun
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- Locke
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- Stephanie
- Greene
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- Hymn
- Tale
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- Neighborhood
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- Libretto
- Massachusetts
- Dexter
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- Biographer
- Ride
- Maud
- Sr
- Bust
- Alexandria
- Falls
- Personage
- Alice
- Orion
- Emily
- Horace
- Salem
- Supper
- Worcester
- Pilgrim
- Xvi
- Nathan
- Alfred
- Tragedy
- Plymouth
- Xiv
- Simplicity
- Tailor
- Curtis
- Hugo
- Leigh
- Stephen
- Headquarters
- Goes
- Literature
- Greeting
- Charles
- Newport
- Novelist
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- Bridge
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- Milton
- Christmas
- Quotation
- Setting
- Anthology
- Wolfgang
- Arlington
- Conway
- Read
- Brooks
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- Fitzgerald
- Admiration
- Beacon
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Wiktionary
LONGFELLOW, proper noun. A surname, originally a nickname for a tall person.
LONGFELLOW, proper noun. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, American poet.
Dictionary definition
LONGFELLOW, noun. United States poet remembered for his long narrative poems (1807-1882).
Wise words
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