Associations to the word «Robert»
Noun
- Bartlett
- Dahl
- Godwin
- Whitman
- Archdeacon
- Henley
- Cbe
- Sherman
- Ellison
- Haas
- Hughes
- Morton
- Starring
- Financier
- Mcdowell
- Biographer
- Dustin
- Shirley
- Weir
- Brooke
- Lowe
- Leslie
- Hayden
- Spence
- Fuller
- Sutherland
- Wilson
- Wordsworth
- Orr
- Leighton
- Wilcox
- Nicholson
- Erickson
- Bobby
- Stephens
- Foreword
- Coleridge
- Edward
- Armstrong
- Byrne
- Montagu
- Zimbabwe
- Ramsay
- Atkinson
- Bertie
- Paterson
- Clements
- Mcbride
- Rubin
- Baldwin
- Mortimer
- Dunlop
- Preston
- Jordan
- Essex
- Files
- Lennox
- Webber
- Cochran
- Neville
- Hoffman
- Levine
- Penn
- Scully
- Waldo
- Olson
- Kenneth
- Kahn
- Campbell
- Taylor
- Allan
- Forrest
- Forsyth
- Anton
- Kendrick
- Bernstein
- Sociologist
- Mp
- Duncan
- Rudolph
- Rockwell
- Lacy
- Bathurst
- Buchanan
- Patterson
- Simpson
- Colonial
- Elizabeth
- Osborne
- James
- Seymour
- Goldstein
- Ritter
- Edmund
- Elliott
- Geoffrey
Adverb
Wiktionary
ROBERT, proper noun. A male given name.
ROBERT, proper noun. (rare compared to given name) A patronymic surname.
ROBERT BORDEN, noun. (Canada) (slang) A Canadian hundred-dollar note.
ROBERT BORDENS, noun. Plural of Robert Borden
Dictionary definition
ROBERT, noun. United States parliamentary authority and author (in 1876) of Robert's Rules of Order (1837-1923).
Wise words
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