Associations to the word «Agnes»
Noun
- Abbess
- Married
- Decatur
- Malley
- Anhalt
- Keats
- Heiress
- Draper
- Nanny
- Aquitaine
- Monica
- Bohemia
- Granny
- Dora
- Tilly
- Aggie
- Nixon
- Cecilia
- Edna
- Burgundy
- Countess
- Heller
- Muriel
- Lynch
- Convent
- Irwin
- Nun
- Hurricane
- Ethel
- Dunbar
- Elsie
- Choreographer
- Katharine
- Tobias
- Governess
- Gertrude
- Matilda
- Roche
- Daughter
- Eldest
- Argyll
- Maude
- Sister
- Louisa
- Dame
- Baden
- Agatha
- Ulrich
- Saxe
- Hemingway
- Elisabeth
- Emily
- Hepburn
- Edith
- Ellsworth
- Brandenburg
- Grey
- Mary
- Duchess
- Browne
- Margaret
- Leopold
- Isabella
- Meyer
- Lambert
- Eyre
- Baldwin
- Somerville
- Beatrice
- Skinner
- Regency
- Catherine
- Widow
- Judd
- Navarre
- Cornwall
- Hesse
- Christine
- Packard
- Frances
- Welles
- Livingstone
- Turnbull
- Granddaughter
- Martyr
- Dunlop
- Stepmother
- Acton
- Susquehanna
- Kingston
- Baroness
Adjective
Wiktionary
AGNES, proper noun. A female given name.
Wise words
Since a politician never believes what he says, he is quite
surprised to be taken at his word.