Associations to the word «Macdonald»
Noun
- Frances
- Prussian
- Halifax
- Duncan
- Colin
- Montrose
- Munro
- Graeme
- Aberdeen
- Kevin
- Mcdonald
- Ethel
- Godfrey
- Ontario
- Navajo
- Sachs
- Confederation
- Murdoch
- Mcgregor
- Canadian
- Cameron
- Laurie
- Darrell
- Choke
- Darren
- Manly
- Norma
- Kingston
- Archie
- Muir
- Lennon
- Marietta
- Highland
- Kelly
- Denton
- Goaltender
- Triad
- Somerville
- Scot
- Sutherland
- Ruskin
- Edmonton
- Rae
- Coll
- Parkway
- Ritchie
- Louisa
- George
- Sung
- Nelson
- Kyle
- Campbell
- Betty
- Lillian
- Biographer
- Alec
- Abbott
- Connolly
- Lange
- Johnstone
- Chandler
- Vicki
- Paterson
- Baronet
- Henderson
- Highlands
- Agnes
- Sinclair
- Stewart
- Scotland
- Andrew
- Winnipeg
- Minister
- Burt
- Meredith
- Peterson
- Semitism
- Goblin
- Riding
- Dominion
- Moderator
- Gus
- Napoleon
- Mcguire
- Fiddler
- London
- Travis
- Gladstone
- Garth
- Shaun
- Neil
Wiktionary
MACDONALD, proper noun. A surname common in Scotland.
MACDONALD, proper noun. A surname.
MACDONALD POLYNOMIAL, noun. (mathematics) Any of a two-parameter family of orthogonal polynomials indexed by a positive weight of a root system.
MACDONALD POLYNOMIALS, noun. Plural of Macdonald polynomial
MACDONALD TRIAD, proper noun. A set of three behavioral characteristics — cruelty to animals, firesetting, and bedwetting past the age of five — claimed to be associated with later violent tendencies.
Wise words
The chief difference between words and deeds is that words
are always intended for men for their approbation, but deeds
can be done only for God.