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
Men govern nothing with more difficulty than their tongues,
and can moderate their desires more than their words.