Associations to the word «Patsy»
Noun
- Bianca
- Beth
- Crazy
- Palmer
- Hampton
- Faye
- Byrne
- Doyle
- Ramsey
- Decca
- Sadie
- Ding
- Myrtle
- Reeves
- Lancelot
- Leighton
- Patricia
- Oswald
- Typhoon
- Donovan
- Aunt
- Jasmine
- Sid
- Burt
- Lynn
- Louise
- Tiffany
- Chavez
- Butcher
- Presley
- Hara
- Reindeer
- Betsy
- Brenda
- Elvis
- Ricky
- Kimberly
- Merle
- Hank
- Cash
- Eddy
- Maud
- Dreams
- Ruth
- Blackwood
- Kelly
- Cochran
- Patti
- Grandma
- Moran
- Sweetheart
- Sonia
- Dolly
- Jackie
- Liam
- Sinatra
- Schwarz
- Montana
- Willie
- Bing
- Cowboy
- Peggy
- Lindsey
- Uncle
- Billie
- Martha
- Pat
- Kitty
- Graf
- Capo
- Hobbs
- Robbins
- Walker
- Hawkins
- Priscilla
- Mimi
- Natalie
- Ole
- Smart
- Haley
- Niece
- Erwin
- Mccall
- Crutch
- Gallagher
- Cramer
- Reddy
- Garrett
- Cooper
- Mel
- Nashville
- Emmett
- Joanna
- Cassidy
- Mickey
- Rourke
Wiktionary
PATSY, proper noun. A diminutive of the female given name Patricia.
PATSY, proper noun. A diminutive of the male given name Patrick.
PATSY, noun. (informal) (derogatory) A person who is taken advantage of, especially by being cheated or blamed for something.
Dictionary definition
PATSY, noun. A person who is gullible and easy to take advantage of.
Wise words
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