Associations to the word «Stein»
Noun
- Bertrand
- Rousseau
- Burton
- Nassau
- Oder
- Nun
- Wilhelm
- Cummings
- Cindy
- Keefe
- Rabbi
- Stark
- Debra
- Jeff
- Ole
- Chronicle
- Rourke
- Vince
- Vichy
- Distillery
- Leopold
- Barnet
- Excavation
- Marion
- Mcbride
- Mayer
- Czar
- Playwright
- Marcel
- Thorpe
- Weiss
- Wiesbaden
- Schultz
- Diane
- Otto
- Proton
- Cartoonist
- Empathy
- Explorer
- Olaf
- Libertarian
- Foreword
- Barnes
- Manure
- Charlotte
- Vineyard
- Holocaust
- Guillaume
- Salzburg
- Roth
- Nicholas
- Lenny
- Thistle
- Hidalgo
- Asher
- Oslo
- Piano
- Katz
- Jew
- Theorem
- Manager
- Reformer
- Maria
- Willis
- Vanderbilt
- Janet
- Collage
- Ulrich
- Gretchen
- Wolff
- Rip
- Kaplan
- Emory
- Jeffrey
- Lew
- Vienna
- Philosopher
- Heidelberg
- Cyril
- Mort
- Fritz
- Hungarian
- Marianne
- Cathy
- Martyr
- Manuscript
- Calif
- Shave
- Cantor
- Og
- Kidd
- Faust
Verb
Wiktionary
STEIN, noun. A beer mug, usually made of ceramic.
STEIN, proper noun. A patronymic surname from a diminutive of Stephen.
STEIN, proper noun. A surname anglicized from the surname Stein.
Dictionary definition
STEIN, noun. A mug intended for serving beer.
STEIN, noun. Experimental expatriate United States writer (1874-1946).
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