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- Cleopatra
- beautiful and charismatic queen of Egypt; mistress of Julius Caesar and later of Mark Antony; killed herself to avoid capture by Octavian (69-30 BC)
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- Narcissus
collapse - (Greek mythology) a beautiful young man who fell in love with his own reflection
- bulbous plant having erect linear leaves and showy yellow or white flowers either solitary or in clusters related words >
- houri
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- (Islam) one of the dark-eyed virgins of perfect beauty believed to live with the blessed in Paradise related words >
- Adonis,
- Aphrodite,
- Apollo,
- Apollo Belvedere,
- Aspasia,
- Astarte,
- Balder,
- Cleopatra,
- Delilah,
- Freya,
- Hebe,
- Hyperion,
- Jezebel,
- Messalina,
- Narcissus,
- Phryne,
- Thais,
- Venus,
- Venus de Milo,
- adventuress,
- courtesan,
- demimondaine,
- demimonde,
- demirep,
- femme fatale,
- harem girl,
- hetaera,
- odalisque,
- peri,
- seductress,
- temptress,
- the Graces,
- vamp,
- vampire
- Astarte
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- an ancient Phoenician goddess of love and fertility; the Phoenician counterpart to Ishtar related words >
- Adonis,
- Amor,
- Aphrodite,
- Apollo,
- Apollo Belvedere,
- Artemis,
- Ashtoreth,
- Baal,
- Balder,
- Ceres,
- Cleopatra,
- Cupid,
- Cynthia,
- Demeter,
- Diana,
- Dionysus,
- Eros,
- Frey,
- Freya,
- Hebe,
- Hecate,
- Hekate,
- Hyperion,
- Isis,
- Kama,
- Love,
- Luna,
- Narcissus,
- Pan,
- Phoebe,
- Priapus,
- Selene,
- Venus,
- Venus de Milo,
- houri,
- peri,
- the Graces
- soul mate
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- someone for whom you have a deep affinity related words >
- Antony and Cleopatra,
- Pelleas and Melisande,
- Romeo and Juliet,
- Tristan and Isolde,
- ally,
- alter ego,
- analogon,
- analogue,
- associate,
- bill-and-cooers,
- brother,
- close copy,
- close match,
- cognate,
- companion,
- complement,
- congenator,
- congener,
- coordinate,
- correlate,
- correlative,
- correspondent,
- counterpart,
- equivalent,
- fellow,
- image,
- kindred spirit,
- like,
- likeness,
- lovebirds,
- mate,
- near duplicate,
- obverse,
- parallel,
- pendant,
- picture,
- reciprocal,
- second self,
- similitude,
- simulacrum,
- sister,
- soul mates,
- such,
- suchlike,
- tally,
- the like of,
- the likes of,
- turtledoves,
- twin
- Balder
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- (Norse mythology) god of light and peace and noted for his beauty and sweet nature; son of Odin and Frigg and husband of Nanna; killed by Hoth related words >
- Adonis,
- Aesir,
- Aphrodite,
- Apollo,
- Apollo Belvedere,
- Astarte,
- Bor,
- Bori,
- Bragi,
- Cleopatra,
- Donar,
- Forseti,
- Frey,
- Freya,
- Freyja,
- Freyr,
- Frigg,
- Frigga,
- Hebe,
- Heimdall,
- Hel,
- Hertha,
- Hoenir,
- Hyperion,
- Idun,
- Ing,
- Ithunn,
- Loki,
- Nanna,
- Narcissus,
- Nerthus,
- Njord,
- Njorth,
- Odin,
- Reimthursen,
- Sif,
- Sigyn,
- Thor,
- Tiu,
- Tyr,
- Ull,
- Ullr,
- Vali,
- Vanir,
- Venus,
- Venus de Milo,
- Vidar,
- Vitharr,
- Wayland,
- Weland,
- Woden,
- Wotan,
- Wyrd,
- houri,
- peri,
- the Graces
- Freya
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- (Norse mythology) goddess of love and fecundity; daughter of Njorth and sister of Frey related words >
- Adonis,
- Aesir,
- Amor,
- Aphrodite,
- Apollo,
- Apollo Belvedere,
- Astarte,
- Balder,
- Bor,
- Bori,
- Bragi,
- Cleopatra,
- Cupid,
- Donar,
- Eros,
- Forseti,
- Frey,
- Freyja,
- Freyr,
- Frigg,
- Frigga,
- Hebe,
- Heimdall,
- Hel,
- Hertha,
- Hoenir,
- Hyperion,
- Idun,
- Ing,
- Ithunn,
- Kama,
- Loki,
- Love,
- Nanna,
- Narcissus,
- Nerthus,
- Njord,
- Njorth,
- Odin,
- Reimthursen,
- Sif,
- Sigyn,
- Thor,
- Tiu,
- Tyr,
- Ull,
- Ullr,
- Vali,
- Vanir,
- Venus,
- Venus de Milo,
- Vidar,
- Vitharr,
- Wayland,
- Weland,
- Woden,
- Wotan,
- Wyrd,
- houri,
- peri,
- the Graces
- Aphrodite
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- goddess of love and beauty and daughter of Zeus in ancient mythology; identified with Roman Venus related words >
- Adonis,
- Agdistis,
- Amor,
- Apollo,
- Apollo Belvedere,
- Apollon,
- Ares,
- Artemis,
- Astarte,
- Ate,
- Athena,
- Bacchus,
- Balder,
- Ceres,
- Cleopatra,
- Cora,
- Cronus,
- Cupid,
- Cybele,
- Demeter,
- Despoina,
- Diana,
- Dionysus,
- Dis,
- Eros,
- Freya,
- Gaea,
- Gaia,
- Ge,
- Great Mother,
- Hades,
- Hebe,
- Helios,
- Hephaestus,
- Hera,
- Here,
- Hermes,
- Hestia,
- Hymen,
- Hyperion,
- Jove,
- Juno,
- Jupiter,
- Jupiter Fidius,
- Jupiter Fulgur,
- Jupiter Optimus Maximus,
- Jupiter Pluvius,
- Jupiter Tonans,
- Kama,
- Kore,
- Kronos,
- Love,
- Magna Mater,
- Mars,
- Mercury,
- Minerva,
- Mithras,
- Momus,
- Narcissus,
- Neptune,
- Nike,
- Olympians,
- Olympic gods,
- Ops,
- Orcus,
- Persephassa,
- Persephone,
- Phoebus,
- Phoebus Apollo,
- Pluto,
- Poseidon,
- Proserpina,
- Proserpine,
- Rhea,
- Saturn,
- Tellus,
- Venus,
- Venus de Milo,
- Vesta,
- Vulcan,
- Zeus,
- houri,
- peri,
- the Graces
- Hyperion
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- (Greek mythology) a Titan who was the son of Gaea and Uranus and the father of Helios and Selene and Eos in ancient mythology related words >
- Adonis,
- Agdistis,
- Amen-Ra,
- Amor,
- Aphrodite,
- Apollo,
- Apollo Belvedere,
- Apollon,
- Ares,
- Artemis,
- Astarte,
- Ate,
- Athena,
- Bacchus,
- Balder,
- Ceres,
- Cleopatra,
- Cora,
- Cronus,
- Cupid,
- Cybele,
- Demeter,
- Despoina,
- Diana,
- Dionysus,
- Dis,
- Eros,
- Freya,
- Gaea,
- Gaia,
- Ge,
- Great Mother,
- Hades,
- Hebe,
- Helios,
- Hephaestus,
- Hera,
- Here,
- Hermes,
- Hestia,
- Hymen,
- Jove,
- Juno,
- Jupiter,
- Jupiter Fidius,
- Jupiter Fulgur,
- Jupiter Optimus Maximus,
- Jupiter Pluvius,
- Jupiter Tonans,
- Kore,
- Kronos,
- Magna Mater,
- Mars,
- Mercury,
- Minerva,
- Mithras,
- Momus,
- Narcissus,
- Neptune,
- Nike,
- Olympians,
- Olympic gods,
- Ops,
- Orcus,
- Persephassa,
- Persephone,
- Phoebus,
- Phoebus Apollo,
- Pluto,
- Poseidon,
- Proserpina,
- Proserpine,
- Ra,
- Rhea,
- Saturn,
- Savitar,
- Shamash,
- Sol,
- Surya,
- Tellus,
- Titan,
- Venus,
- Venus de Milo,
- Vesta,
- Vulcan,
- Zeus,
- houri,
- peri,
- the Graces
- Venus
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- type genus of the family Veneridae: genus of edible clams with thick oval shells
- the second nearest planet to the sun; visible from Earth as an early `morning star' or an `evening star'; "before it was known that they were the same object the evening star was called Venus and the morning star was called Lucifer"
- goddess of love; counterpart of Greek Aphrodite related words >
- Adonis,
- Agdistis,
- Aldebaran,
- Amor,
- Aphrodite,
- Apollo,
- Apollo Belvedere,
- Apollon,
- Ares,
- Artemis,
- Astarte,
- Ate,
- Athena,
- Bacchus,
- Balder,
- Canicula,
- Ceres,
- Cleopatra,
- Cora,
- Cronus,
- Cupid,
- Cybele,
- Demeter,
- Despoina,
- Diana,
- Dionysus,
- Dis,
- Dog Star,
- Earth,
- Eros,
- Freya,
- Gaea,
- Gaia,
- Ge,
- Great Mother,
- Hades,
- Hebe,
- Helios,
- Hephaestus,
- Hera,
- Here,
- Hermes,
- Hesper,
- Hesperus,
- Hestia,
- Hymen,
- Hyperion,
- Jove,
- Juno,
- Jupiter,
- Jupiter Fidius,
- Jupiter Fulgur,
- Jupiter Optimus Maximus,
- Jupiter Pluvius,
- Jupiter Tonans,
- Kama,
- Kore,
- Kronos,
- Love,
- Lucifer,
- Magna Mater,
- Mars,
- Mercury,
- Minerva,
- Mithras,
- Momus,
- Narcissus,
- Neptune,
- Nike,
- North Star,
- Olympians,
- Olympic gods,
- Ops,
- Orcus,
- Persephassa,
- Persephone,
- Phoebus,
- Phoebus Apollo,
- Phosphor,
- Phosphorus,
- Pluto,
- Polaris,
- Poseidon,
- Proserpina,
- Proserpine,
- Rhea,
- Saturn,
- Sirius,
- Tellus,
- Uranus,
- Venus de Milo,
- Vesper,
- Vesta,
- Vulcan,
- Zeus,
- asteroid,
- celestial body,
- comet,
- daystar,
- evening star,
- fixed stars,
- heavenly body,
- houri,
- inferior planet,
- living sapphires,
- lodestar,
- major planet,
- minor planet,
- morning star,
- orb,
- peri,
- planet,
- planetoid,
- polar star,
- polestar,
- secondary planet,
- solar system,
- sphere,
- starry host,
- stars,
- superior planet,
- terrestrial planet,
- the Graces,
- wanderer
- charmer
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- a person who charms others (usually by personal attractiveness) related words >
- Artful Dodger,
- Casanova,
- Circe,
- Cleopatra,
- Don Juan,
- Euryale,
- Gorgon,
- Lorelei,
- Lothario,
- Machiavel,
- Machiavelli,
- Machiavellian,
- Medea,
- Medusa,
- Miss America,
- Parthenope,
- Philadelphia lawyer,
- Romeo,
- Siren,
- Stheno,
- Yankee horse trader,
- actor,
- bamboozler,
- bathing beauty,
- beau ideal,
- beaut,
- beauty,
- beauty contest winner,
- beauty queen,
- befuddler,
- beguiler,
- belle,
- bewitcher,
- big-time operator,
- bunny,
- con artist,
- con man,
- conjurer,
- coquette,
- counterfeiter,
- cover girl,
- crafty rascal,
- dazzler,
- deceiver,
- deluder,
- dissembler,
- dissimulator,
- dodger,
- double-dealer,
- dream,
- duper,
- enchanter,
- enchantress,
- enticer,
- entrancer,
- faker,
- femme fatale,
- flatterer,
- flirt,
- fooler,
- forger,
- fox,
- gay deceiver,
- glib tongue,
- great beauty,
- hoaxer,
- horse trader,
- hypnotizer,
- inveigler,
- jilt,
- jilter,
- joker,
- jokester,
- kidder,
- knockout,
- lady fair,
- lady-killer,
- leg-puller,
- looker,
- mage,
- magian,
- magician,
- magus,
- mesmerizer,
- misleader,
- model,
- necromancer,
- paragon,
- peach,
- pinup,
- pinup girl,
- plagiarist,
- plagiarizer,
- playactor,
- practical joker,
- pussycat,
- ragger,
- raving beauty,
- reigning beauty,
- reynard,
- role-player,
- seducer,
- seductress,
- sex kitten,
- shyster,
- siren,
- slick chick,
- slick citizen,
- sly dog,
- slyboots,
- smoothie,
- sorcerer,
- sorceress,
- spellbinder,
- spoofer,
- stunner,
- sweet talker,
- swindler,
- tease,
- teaser,
- tempter,
- temptress,
- trickster,
- vamp,
- vampire,
- warlock,
- wizard,
- wolf
- Apollo
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- (Greek mythology) Greek god of light; god of prophesy and poetry and music and healing; son of Zeus and Leto; twin brother of Artemis related words >
- ATDA,
- ATS,
- Adonis,
- Agdistis,
- Alouette,
- Amen-Ra,
- Amor,
- Anna,
- Aphrodite,
- Apollo Belvedere,
- Apollo Musagetes,
- Apollon,
- Ares,
- Ariel,
- Artemis,
- Astarte,
- Ate,
- Athena,
- Atlas-Score,
- Bacchus,
- Balder,
- Biosatellite,
- Bragi,
- Calliope,
- Castilian Spring,
- Ceres,
- Cleopatra,
- Comsat,
- Cora,
- Cosmos,
- Courier,
- Cronus,
- Cupid,
- Cybele,
- Demeter,
- Despoina,
- Diana,
- Diapason,
- Dionysus,
- Dis,
- Discoverer,
- ERS,
- Early Bird,
- Echo,
- Elektron,
- Erato,
- Eros,
- Euterpe,
- Explorer,
- Freya,
- GATV,
- Gaea,
- Gaia,
- Ge,
- Gemini,
- Great Mother,
- Hades,
- Hebe,
- Helicon,
- Helios,
- Hephaestus,
- Hera,
- Here,
- Hermes,
- Hestia,
- Hippocrene,
- Hymen,
- Hyperion,
- Injun,
- Intelsat,
- Jove,
- Juno,
- Jupiter,
- Jupiter Fidius,
- Jupiter Fulgur,
- Jupiter Optimus Maximus,
- Jupiter Pluvius,
- Jupiter Tonans,
- Kore,
- Kronos,
- Lofti,
- Luna,
- Lunar Orbiter,
- Lunik,
- Magna Mater,
- Mariner,
- Mars,
- Mars probes,
- Mercury,
- Midas,
- Minerva,
- Mithras,
- Momus,
- Muse,
- Narcissus,
- Neptune,
- Nike,
- Nimbus,
- OAO,
- OGO,
- OSO,
- Olympians,
- Olympic gods,
- Ops,
- Orcus,
- Orpheus,
- Pageos,
- Parnassus,
- Pegasus,
- Persephassa,
- Persephone,
- Phoebus,
- Phoebus Apollo,
- Pierian Spring,
- Pierides,
- Pioneer,
- Pluto,
- Polyhymnia,
- Polymnia,
- Poseidon,
- Proserpina,
- Proserpine,
- Proton,
- Ra,
- Ranger,
- Relay,
- Rhea,
- Samos,
- San Marco,
- Saturn,
- Savitar,
- Secor,
- Shamash,
- Sol,
- Sputnik,
- Surveyor,
- Surya,
- Syncom,
- Tellus,
- Telstar,
- Terpsichore,
- Titan,
- Transit,
- Vanguard,
- Venus,
- Venus de Milo,
- Vesta,
- Viking,
- Voskhod,
- Vulcan,
- WRESAT,
- Zeus,
- Zond,
- afflatus,
- artificial satellites,
- creative imagination,
- fire of genius,
- houri,
- inspiration,
- peri,
- poesy,
- poetic genius,
- sacred Nine,
- spacecraft,
- the Graces,
- the Muses,
- the Nine,
- tuneful Nine
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