Associations to the word «Baker»
Noun
- Chet
- Josephine
- Ginger
- Eddy
- Butcher
- Yeast
- Bakery
- Dusty
- Dee
- Anita
- Grocer
- Loaf
- Bake
- Linn
- Sherlock
- Buddy
- Baking
- Dough
- Mckenzie
- Pastry
- Shoemaker
- Clapton
- Cheryl
- Ella
- Bradley
- Oven
- Kathy
- Chocolate
- Rapid
- Darrell
- Trumpeter
- Bread
- Tailor
- Colin
- Kenny
- Whittaker
- Carroll
- Cyst
- Gerry
- Holmes
- Cake
- Blacksmith
- Leah
- Jarvis
- Mastering
- Nicholson
- Bucks
- Hemingway
- Tilly
- Pritchard
- Biscuit
- Janet
- Noel
- Cullen
- Flour
- Diane
- Bun
- Lynne
- Wendy
- Faulkner
- Finch
- Constance
- Brewer
- Dozen
- Dylan
- Buck
- Marilyn
- Petty
- Roy
- Sylvester
- Cinderella
- Kenneth
- Troy
- Benny
- Laurie
- Atoll
- Zachary
- Ellington
- Alton
- Wendell
- Becky
- Hardin
- Draper
- Ronnie
- Kyle
- Pip
- Perkins
- Daniels
- Betsy
- Wr
- Carpenter
- Danny
Wiktionary
BAKER, noun. A person who bakes and sells bread, cakes and similar items.
BAKER, noun. A portable oven for baking.
BAKER, proper noun. A botanical plant name author abbreviation for botanist John Gilbert Baker (1834-1920).
BAKER, proper noun. An occupational surname for a baker, or owner of a communal oven
BAKER DAY, noun. (UK) (education) INSET day
BAKER DAYS, noun. Plural of Baker day
BAKER STREET, proper noun. A street in the Westminster borough of London; the fictional home of Sherlock Holmes was at number 221B.
Dictionary definition
BAKER, noun. Someone who bakes commercially.
BAKER, noun. Someone who bakes bread or cake.
Wise words
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