harps
harps noun: the side of a coin that bears an image of the Irish harp. Also the plural of harp.
Noun
harps
- The side of a coin that bears an image of the Irish harp.
- Antonyms:
- heads
Proper noun capitalized: Harps
Harps (plural Harpses)
- A surname.
Also used as
harps is also the plural of harp.
harps is also the third-person singular simple present indicative of harp.
Antonyms of harps
Forms of harps
| plural | Harpses |
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Origin of harps
Patronymic form of Harp.
Words formed from harps
Phrases with harps
- harps on
- bow harps
- jaw harps
- jew harps
- key harps
- arch harps
- jaws harps
- jews harps
- lamp harps
- open harps
- wind harps
- angle harps
28 more phrasesFewer phrases
- frame harps
- glass harps
- jaw's harps
- jaws' harps
- jew's harps
- jewes harps
- Jews' harps
- juice harps
- Kafir harps
- laser harps
- mouth harps
- Welsh harps
- arched harps
- Celtic harps
- French harps
- Indian harps
- Judaic harps
- pillar harps
- triple harps
- æolian harps
- aeolian harps
- angular harps
- electric harps
- harps of David
- triangular harps
- King David's harps
- harps on one string
- harps on the same string
Questions about harps
- What does harps mean?
- Harps means the side of a coin that bears an image of the Irish harp.
- What part of speech is harps?
- Harps can be a noun or a proper noun.
Words near harps in the dictionary
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