Associations to the word «Stanton»
Noun
- Mott
- Lacy
- Suffrage
- Mcclellan
- Harcourt
- Seneca
- Seward
- Edwin
- Barrett
- Abolitionist
- Drew
- Elizabeth
- Reese
- Oxfordshire
- Gage
- Anthony
- Impeachment
- Douglass
- Shelby
- Ludlow
- Susan
- Lincoln
- Brewster
- Marlin
- Feminist
- Dean
- Welles
- Hicks
- Maud
- Matilda
- Friedman
- Derbyshire
- Wink
- Temperance
- Falls
- Harry
- Secretary
- Macdonald
- Anaheim
- Eaton
- Gabrielle
- Shropshire
- Nellie
- Lucy
- Goldman
- Turnpike
- Sadler
- Wiltshire
- Ashton
- Volkswagen
- Sherman
- Harriet
- Domesday
- Cornelia
- Sophie
- Ulysses
- Manly
- Chattanooga
- Genocide
- Privateer
- Colliery
- Buena
- Andrew
- Moore
- Telegram
- Croft
- Avery
- Emancipation
- Tenure
- Convention
- Jacksonville
- Rosemary
- Kenyon
- Gertrude
- Potomac
- Freedman
- Radical
- Wright
- Willard
- Scranton
- Sumner
- Mcdowell
- Lacey
- Bondage
- Reminiscence
- Trois
- Kangaroo
- Rights
- Amelia
- Patton
- Christine
- Peep
- Fanny
- Adjutant
Wiktionary
STANTON, proper noun. Any of several placenames in England from Saxon words meaning stone and enclosure
STANTON, proper noun. A habitational surname from either of these places
Dictionary definition
STANTON, noun. United States suffragist and feminist; called for reform of the practices that perpetuated sexual inequality (1815-1902).
Wise words
The chief difference between words and deeds is that words
are always intended for men for their approbation, but deeds
can be done only for God.