Associations to the word «Sargent»
Noun
- Massachusetts
- Colin
- Macon
- Kennedy
- Arnold
- Salon
- George
- Abigail
- Arte
- Clap
- Gilbert
- Edgar
- Vaughn
- Rancho
- Sullivan
- Carey
- Duane
- Loyola
- Beau
- Illustrator
- Rodriguez
- Herb
- Turner
- Joseph
- Charity
- Sands
- Dwight
- Outdoors
- Friedman
- Gunn
- Universe
- Decca
- Edmund
- Screenplay
- Playwright
- Thornton
- Fireman
- Cutler
- Patent
- Lopez
- Edwin
- Curtis
- Vanderbilt
- Shirley
- Ember
- Tyler
- Anthropology
- Stamford
- Lowell
- Cartoonist
- Cox
- Benton
- Joel
- Hartley
- Humphrey
- Mackay
- Synonym
- Barnard
- Abby
- Kevin
- Stephens
- Julian
- Baton
- Cecilia
- Locke
- Harvard
- Floyd
- Marin
- Pulitzer
- Herbert
- Diane
- Canvas
- Isabella
- Eileen
- Eliot
- Ellen
- Sculptor
- Paint
- Theodore
- Davis
- Guthrie
- Beethoven
- Melissa
- Palazzo
- Greg
- Samantha
- Henri
- Baptiste
- Madame
- Liverpool
- Suffolk
- Godfrey
- Walter
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).
Wise words
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