Associations to the word «Burt»
Noun
- Yvonne
- Cher
- Hines
- Winters
- Compass
- Ronald
- Bee
- Brill
- Kris
- Bellamy
- Keefe
- Surveyor
- Wes
- Stepfather
- Webb
- Wayne
- Claudia
- Mack
- Rory
- Dalton
- Dodger
- Kirk
- Gator
- Burnett
- Tracy
- Actor
- Fullback
- Aerospace
- Ward
- Richie
- Wendell
- Jackie
- Quincy
- Dolly
- Barron
- Monroe
- Jerry
- Surveying
- Hopper
- Douglas
- Hayward
- Rocky
- Garner
- Sheen
- Curt
- Presley
- Bryce
- Newman
- Ned
- Mcintyre
- Luke
- Hiram
- Sally
- Adam
- Larry
- Hayes
- Young
- Cassandra
- Beatles
- Grayson
- Nicholson
- Stretcher
- Tulsa
- Screenplay
- Stevie
- Cary
- Carson
- Meredith
- Miniseries
- Bedfordshire
- Stowe
- Kenneth
- Woody
- Loren
- Katharine
- Carol
- Lew
- Oaxaca
- Jo
- Garret
- Anson
- Pontiac
- Simmons
- Wallis
- Rita
- Darren
- Burgess
- Flanagan
- Mckinley
- Fireman
- Jed
- Santana
- Sammy
- Inuit
- Canning
Wiktionary
BURT, proper noun. A male given name
BURT, proper noun. A surname.
BURT, proper noun. A city in Iowa.
BURT, proper noun. A CDP in Michigan.
BURT, proper noun. A hamlet in New York.
BURT, proper noun. A parish in Ireland
Dictionary definition
BURT, noun. English psychologist whose studies of twins were later said to have used fabricated data (1883-1971).
Wise words
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