Associations to the word «Alec»
Noun
- Guinness
- Baldwin
- Wilder
- Tess
- Tina
- Liz
- Kyle
- Barrie
- Jenna
- Sadler
- Douglas
- Mango
- Gavin
- Jamie
- Wellesley
- Donaldson
- Legislator
- Lean
- Len
- Lemon
- Macmillan
- Smart
- Wilkinson
- Rea
- Starring
- Reeves
- Bowler
- Hutton
- Wildfire
- Stallion
- Isabelle
- Lizzie
- Clifton
- Stewart
- Martinez
- Derrick
- Rory
- Hayward
- Tracy
- Wicket
- Magnus
- Brenda
- Boswell
- Cunningham
- Newman
- Siegel
- Su
- Lori
- Ramsay
- Trevor
- Wan
- Smiley
- Hurley
- Rowley
- Harold
- Abby
- Danny
- Ross
- Lindsay
- Kaplan
- Toole
- Atari
- Brennan
- Laker
- Margo
- Osborn
- Emmett
- Peerage
- Milne
- Connell
- Clap
- Mcgregor
- Godfrey
- Rush
- Olivier
- Pearce
- Gillespie
- Mini
- Avery
- Fraser
- Cricketer
- Richie
- Holland
- Campbell
- Tt
- Lobbying
- Reid
- Laden
- Selector
- Berg
- Jack
- Seward
- Bon
- Finn
Adjective
Wiktionary
ALEC, proper noun. A diminutive of the male given name Alexander.
ALEC, noun. An anchovy or herring, especially pickled or dried
ALEC, noun. A sauce made from alecs (see alec sauce)
ALEC SAUCE, noun. A savory sauce made from alecs (typically anchovies), especially in Mediterranean cuisine
ALEC SAUCE, noun. A savory sauce similar to that made from alecs, but containing no alecs
ALEC SAUCES, noun. Plural of alec sauce
Wise words
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