Augusta
Kennebec River capital
Augusta is a Latin name meaning "great" or "venerable," the feminine form of Augustus.
It serves as a given name for women and appears in place names across the former British Empire and United States—most notably Augusta, Georgia, home of the Masters golf tournament, and Augusta, Maine.
The name carries classical dignity, echoing Roman imperial titles.
Multi-round competitive event
- green jacketGolf major's traditional award
- birdieOne stroke under par
- bogeyOne over par
- parExpected stroke count
eagle · putting · fairway · bunker · tee · caddie · clubhouse · leaderboard
Southeastern US watercourse
- James BrownHardest working singer
- ConfederateSecessionist state supporter
- cotton exchangeTrading hub for fiber
- antebellumBefore a war's start
Administrative center of a state
- MainePine Tree State
- GeorgiaName shared by country and state
- statehouseLegislature's headquarters
- governmentAuthority over a state
Rome's inaugural emperor
- empressFemale ruler of empire
- femininePertaining to women
- RomanOf ancient Italy's capital
- GermanCentral European language
noble · regal · Victoria · Caroline · title · honorific · Latin · imperial
Seat of state government
- New EnglandNortheast U.S. region
- governor's mansionOfficial home of state leader
tournament
Multi-round competitive event
- green jacketGolf major's traditional award
- birdieOne stroke under par
- bogeyOne over par
par · eagle · putting · fairway · bunker · tee · caddie · clubhouse · leaderboard · azaleas
Savannah River
Southeastern US watercourse
- James BrownHardest working singer
- ConfederateSecessionist state supporter
- cotton exchangeTrading hub for fiber
state capital
Administrative center of a state
- MainePine Tree State
- GeorgiaName shared by country and state
- statehouseLegislature's headquarters
government · legislature · county seat · administrative · Virginia
Augustus
Rome's inaugural emperor
German · noble · regal · Victoria · Caroline · title · honorific · Latin · imperial
state capitol
Seat of state government
- New EnglandNortheast U.S. region
- governor's mansionOfficial home of state leader
- Georgia PlacesAtlanta, Savannah, Macon, Columbus, Stone Mountain
- golf worldBritish Open, US Open, PGA Tour, St Andrews, Pebble Beach
- Missouri PlacesKansas City, St. Louis, Springfield, Columbia, Jefferson City
- GeorgiaTbilisi, Atlanta, Savannah, Macon, Columbus
- Augusta AreaMartinez, Evans, Masters Tournament, Savannah River, Harrisburg
- Central MaineWaterville, Gardiner, Winslow, Oakland, Fairfield
- St. AugustineHistoric Florida coastal city
- Augustine of Hippo
- Saint AugustineNorth African theologian-bishop
- August 1945Final month of WWII
- August WilsonCentury of drama
- st augustineOldest US city