Mantua

What do we mean by mantua?

A woman's garment of the 1600s and 1700s consisting of a bodice and full skirt cut from a single length of fabric, with the skirt designed to part in front to reveal a contrasting underskirt. noun

1. A manteau; specifically, a woman's gown, especially one open in front, showing the petticoat and the lining of the mantua itself. noun

A loose cloak worn by women about 1850. noun

A superior kind of rich silk formerly exported from Mantua in Italy. noun

A woman's cloak or mantle; also, a woman's gown. noun

An article of loose clothing popular in 17th- and 18th century France. noun

A superior kind of rich silk formerly exported from Mantua in Italy. noun

A woman's cloak or mantle. noun

A woman's gown. noun

Loose gown of the 17th and 18th centuries noun

An article of loose clothing popular in 17th- and 18th century France.

A superior kind of rich silk formerly exported from Mantua in Italy.

A woman's cloak or mantle.

A woman's gown.

Words that are spelled similarly to mantua:
mantua, mantra, manta, nantua, mantia, mantya, manua, cantua, mantha, matua.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word mantua:
rigoletto, lombardy, cremona, ferrara, adige, veronese, modena, verona, bonaparte, garda, ducal, parma, padua, romano, palazzo, medici, emilia, etruscan, isabella, bologna, milan, tyrol, tuscany, archduke, alfredo, maestro, genoa, venice, giuseppe, marquess, savoy, duchy, venetian, dei, marquis, luigi, carlo, turin, napoleon, naples, pius, dukes, duke, emmanuel, florence, duchess, siege, papal, italy, crusade, andrea, township, italian, cardinal, borders, pope, surrendered, pupil, fortress, painted, bavaria, regent, rome, renaissance, garrison, ruler, barbara, painter, succession, southeast, antonio, holy, margaret, del, vienna, emperor, sang, austria, opera, maria, cathedral, anna, column, von, charles, inherited, count, painting, palace, elder, roman, jersey, iii, commanded, portrait, cuba, marie, french.

Words that rhyme with mantua:
mantua a.

Adjectives that are often used to describe mantua:
native, stagnant, black, century, nearby, celebrated, white, own, victualled, faithful, poor, excellent, deep, late, ducal, sixteenth, hand, second, verona, near, distant, superb, opposite, famous, neighbouring.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective mantua:
makers, maker, making, powelton, monferrat, conclusion, makcrs, padua.

Consonant match to mantua:
montia, mantua a.

Words that sound like mantua:
mantua, manchu, manua, mencia, manche, mancia, manchus, mincha, manchet, manches, menchu, minchew, manha, mansion, mania, manual, munchies, munching, manna, munchy, munchie, manta, munches, montoya, matcha, manama, macha, mansa, man u, manica, munchen, manuka, minchin, manch, mentira, mangi, munja, minaya, mantia, mantooth, minia, manoah, man jack, mahua, manea, manchette, minoa, mungia, many a, moon shoes, -mania, nashua, manja, manya, manaia, nanchang, montia, manioc, mannino, minha, manway, manawa, manisa, manage, mana, manana, machin, mahmoud, maina, manal, man cave, mahmood, man whore, maje, manan, man hole, mahmud, mamu, macchia, machuca, machel, maine coon, machon, man-child, manassa, mamula, manak, man hour, manam, maana, mainsheet, -mancy, manaka, man year, maju, man child, man i, mamiya, manaen, manala.