Definition
Definition of Cupid - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
Roman mythologyRoman god of love with bow and arrow
- Cupid is often shown with a bow and arrow.
2.
matchmakerperson who brings people together romantically
- She played Cupid for her two friends.
3.
poeticRare sudden love or desire personifiedRare
- She felt Cupid's arrow strike her heart.
Expressions with Cupid
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bow carried by Cupid in mythology
Cupid's bow was poised to shoot an arrow at unsuspecting lovers..
old-fashioned term for syphilis
In the 19th century, Cupid's disease was a common euphemism for syphilis..
Origin of Cupid
Latin, Cupido (desire)
Terms with Cupid included in their meaning
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mythological item
bow carried by Cupid in mythology
Examples of Cupid in a sentence
Cupid's influence is said to spark romance among mortals. He acted as Cupid for his colleagues. They thanked her for being their Cupid. Cupid's presence was felt at the wedding. The poem spoke of Cupid's mischievous games.
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- French:Cupidon, ...
- German:Cupid, Amor, ...
- Italian:Cupido, ...
- Spanish:Cupido, ...
- Portuguese:Cupido, ...
- Chinese:丘比特, ...
- Japanese:キューピッド, ...
- Arabic:كوبيد, خاطِبة, ...
- Hebrew:קוּפִּידוֹן, קוּפִּידוֹן, ...
- Russian:Купидон, ...
- Ukrainian:Купідон, ...
- Hindi:क्यूपिड, ...
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