As research progresses in the direction of studying more complex materials such as sentences and paragraphs, it becomes increasingly useful to have a pool of associative norms. The stimulus words for the free association norms presented here were chosen because 100 of them were not used before, they are primary associates of words for which norms are available, and 44 of the stimulus words were included as a check on associative relations among rhyming words used in an experiment in related research. Subjects used in this study were introductory psychology students at the University of Connecticut. Table 1 presents the stimulus words in alphabetical order with an identification of the test form on which they appeared, the primary responses to each test, and the percent of free association strength for the primary words. (RB)