Associations to the word «Newt»
Noun
- Insect
- Peggy
- Sawyer
- Marsh
- Moor
- Columnist
- Limb
- Wetland
- Kyle
- Owl
- Crest
- Negative
- Scandal
- Woodland
- Nancy
- Webb
- Squirrel
- Mitch
- Ghetto
- Enhancement
- Rib
- Orchid
- Taxonomy
- Martha
- Sammy
- Fish
- Specie
- Snail
- Neutron
- Genus
- Overlap
- Elliot
- Rush
- Leopard
- Captivity
- Sofa
- Maze
- Egg
- Pollution
- Jon
- Rebecca
- House
- Fly
- Democrat
- Contract
- Niche
- Buddy
- Nomination
- Barry
- Animal
- Tenderness
- Crab
- Kaiser
- Conservation
- Ecology
- Allen
- Sierra
- Campaign
- Majority
- Feeding
- Nitrogen
- Congress
- Sarah
- Bill
- Resonance
- Pool
- Deer
- America
- Rat
- Parasite
- Potter
- Paul
- Ditch
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
NEWT, noun. A small lizard-like amphibian in the family Salamandridae that lives in the water as an adult.
Dictionary definition
NEWT, noun. Small usually bright-colored semiaquatic salamanders of North America and Europe and northern Asia.
Wise words
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