Associations to the word «Sargent»
Noun
- Pamela
- Sprague
- Winthrop
- Whistler
- Malcolm
- Lyman
- Winslow
- Arboretum
- Prom
- Niles
- Pitchfork
- Alvin
- Judith
- Conus
- Philharmonic
- Carte
- Wilcox
- Watercolor
- Conductor
- Carl
- Portrait
- Carolyn
- Singer
- Leighton
- Cypress
- Auguste
- Horticulture
- Frances
- Rosenberg
- Murray
- Macbeth
- Fury
- Covent
- Kaye
- Sitter
- Homer
- Dudley
- Doubleday
- Bellow
- Hopper
- Childbirth
- Handel
- Ferrara
- Dakota
- Picasso
- Huddersfield
- Lydia
- Lucius
- Utopia
- Brahms
- Gloucester
- Claude
- Messiah
- Orchestra
- Soloist
- Adrian
- Schiller
- Dick
- Trevor
- Vaughan
- Walton
- Rosie
- Vigil
- Painter
- Prodigy
- Concerto
- Promenade
- Painting
- Poe
- Mcnamara
- Organist
- Gillespie
- Kathryn
- Paine
- Mural
- Millet
- Gardner
- Atkins
- Dell
- Tko
- Boston
- Harlow
- John
- Barrington
- Symphony
- Conducting
- Custer
- Walters
- Porter
- Coleridge
- Laurie
- Wallace
Verb
Wiktionary
SARGENT, proper noun. A surname.
SARGENT, proper noun. A city in Nebraska.
Dictionary definition
SARGENT, noun. United States painter (born in Italy) known for his society portraits (1856-1925).
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