Associations to the word «Allison»
Noun
- Burnett
- Torque
- Twins
- Blues
- Stephanie
- Elaine
- Curtiss
- Mcgill
- Brett
- Rookie
- Toole
- Turbine
- Elsie
- Carrie
- Cameron
- Alligator
- Kathryn
- Elmer
- Earle
- Gilmore
- Finisher
- Mabel
- Amy
- Brooke
- Heather
- Werewolf
- Rae
- Brewer
- Yates
- Packard
- Wyatt
- Lisa
- Mph
- Peggy
- Paige
- Ferrari
- Katie
- Fuselage
- Bb
- Wolfe
- Lydia
- Curtis
- Dot
- Rockwell
- Nova
- Olivia
- Courtney
- Jason
- Graham
- Nugent
- Suzanne
- Wick
- Kimberly
- Greer
- Xp
- Kyle
- Vanessa
- Doug
- Keith
- Brewster
- Bassist
- Claudia
- Barron
- Erin
- Clay
- Clifford
- Sue
- Nimitz
- Harrisburg
- Dominique
- Sullivan
- Takeoff
- Indianapolis
- Darlington
- Dave
- Saul
- Chuck
- Michelle
- Patricia
- Neil
- Racing
- Kurt
- Lynn
- Gurney
- Emmy
- Girlfriend
- Ig
- Payne
- Fisher
- Boyd
- Oates
- Otis
- Jimmie
- Outfielder
Adjective
Wiktionary
ALLISON, proper noun. A patronymic surname.
ALLISON, proper noun. A male given name transferred from the surname; mostly of persons born before 1950.
ALLISON, proper noun. A female given name taken into general use in the 1940s; usually interpreted as a spelling variant of Alison.
Wise words
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