Associations to the word «Acker»
Noun
- Kathy
- Amy
- Guts
- Auf
- Shane
- Burroughs
- Dem
- Lynne
- Welsh
- Drew
- Renault
- Sharon
- Barber
- Wallis
- Kenny
- Marjorie
- Van
- Sherry
- Paramount
- Alexis
- Dieter
- Clarinet
- Belgian
- Saxony
- Sandra
- Foreman
- Den
- Snyder
- Barry
- Alison
- Alex
- Jazz
- Irving
- Mick
- Phillips
- Piston
- Filmmaker
- Stranger
- Reel
- Heinrich
- Clyde
- Chris
- Brave
- Gut
- Ken
- Jean
- Belgium
- Bruce
- Harding
- Leopold
- Fred
- Sunshine
- Johann
- Nina
- Gary
- Burton
- Actress
- Novelist
- Airway
- Ball
- Lower
- Shore
- Pan
- Expectation
- Jason
- Turner
- Jim
- Terry
- Pitcher
- Jacob
- Jay
- Maurice
- Ridge
- Lawrence
- Playwright
- Carol
- Am
- Dave
- Painter
- Writer
- Angel
- Airline
- Interview
- Joan
- Socialist
- Duncan
- Barbara
- Divorce
- Tim
- Blues
- Prime
Wiktionary
ACKER, noun. (regional) (now rare) A visible current in a lake or river; a ripple on the surface of water.
ACKER, noun. Obsolete form of acre.
Wise words
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