Associations to the word «Stardust»
Noun
- Bowie
- Carmichael
- Alvin
- Crusader
- Raw
- Comet
- Ballroom
- Hammersmith
- Neville
- Casino
- Spacecraft
- Mars
- Woody
- Fremont
- Spider
- Persona
- Rosenthal
- Reverie
- Ascension
- Meteorite
- Mobile
- Cine
- Zee
- Cody
- Nasa
- Vega
- Supernova
- Vegas
- Superstar
- Zack
- Diner
- Cara
- Kapoor
- Vaughn
- Mitchell
- Cowboy
- Neil
- Lena
- Titus
- Breakthrough
- Punk
- Glitter
- Ovum
- Ryder
- Nightclub
- Mick
- Barrett
- Hd
- Asteroid
- Adventure
- Dust
- Searchlight
- Owens
- Fenton
- Surfer
- Shelley
- Tag
- Reissue
- Raceway
- Promotion
- Dogs
- Resort
- Revue
- Siegfried
- Memory
- Rhodes
- Rendition
- Scatter
- Suit
- Nevada
- Gaming
- Broadway
- Encore
- Genesis
- Grain
- Ambrose
- Probe
- Rise
- Techno
- Quartet
- Boyd
- Allen
- Axel
- Gall
- Sample
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
STARDUST, noun. Particles of matter that fall from the stars down to Earth; often used idiomatically to suggest a fanciful or dreamlike quality.
STARDUST, noun. (informal) (dated) (astronomy) A distant cluster of stars, resembling a cloud, the individual stars of which cannot be resolved.
STARDUST, proper noun. A spacecraft designed to investigate the makeup of comets
Dictionary definition
STARDUST, noun. A dreamy romantic or sentimental quality.
Wise words
The most important things are the hardest things to say.
They are the things you get ashamed of because words
diminish your feelings - words shrink things that seem
timeless when they are in your head to no more than living
size when they are brought out.