Associations to the word «Andrews»
Noun
- Provost
- Julian
- Gavin
- Mckenna
- Lincoln
- Churchyard
- Glasgow
- Douglass
- Hungary
- Daryl
- Bartlett
- Roth
- Gillespie
- Ross
- Robinson
- Camilla
- Leslie
- Brigadier
- Obe
- Mitchell
- Davidson
- Justin
- Erskine
- Keen
- Rutherford
- Presenter
- Laird
- Nimitz
- Kevin
- Dunlop
- Mckay
- Inverness
- Apostles
- Petersen
- Elliott
- Archdeacon
- Maitland
- Lambert
- Wilkinson
- Scot
- Scotland
- Eliot
- Hermitage
- Jennings
- Steven
- Polk
- Drummond
- Timothy
- Derek
- Somerville
- Pritchard
- Dawson
- Simon
- Greg
- Chris
- Crete
- Nigel
- Ricky
- Graham
- Transylvania
- Friedman
- Fitzpatrick
- Pearce
- Sean
- Evan
- Matt
- Everest
- Drummer
- Cameron
- Shapiro
- Toby
- Horseshoe
- Bertie
- Mcgrath
- Hogg
- Higgins
- Garry
- Chaser
- Roberts
- Adams
- Organist
- Hutchinson
- Watson
- Weir
- Andrews
- Josh
- Informer
- Gonzalez
- Jonathan
- Lynch
- Gardiner
- Damian
- Boyle
- Andre
- Homestead
Verb
Wiktionary
ANDREW, proper noun. The first Apostle in the New Testament.
ANDREW, proper noun. A male given name.
ANDREW, proper noun. A patronymic surname.
ANDREW, proper noun. A village in Alberta, Canada
ANDREW, proper noun. A city in Iowa
ANDREW, proper noun. An unincorporated community in West Virginia
Dictionary definition
ANDREW, noun. (New Testament) disciple of Jesus; brother of Peter; patron saint of Scotland.
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