Associations to the word «Austin»
Noun
- Texas
- Longhorn
- Patti
- Undertaker
- Powers
- Mcmahon
- Ut
- Dobson
- Tex
- Pendleton
- Fest
- Toro
- Ransom
- Chronicle
- Dallas
- Dillon
- Statesman
- Osman
- Southwest
- Sprite
- Galveston
- Jericho
- Travis
- Houston
- Spare
- Erwin
- Sami
- Friar
- Raw
- Christi
- Steve
- Maestro
- Marque
- Flair
- Vince
- Antonio
- Cold
- Celia
- Roderick
- Felipe
- Baylor
- Lamar
- Carrie
- Bret
- Currie
- Stack
- Tracy
- Mini
- Lyndon
- Jurisprudence
- Wharton
- Feud
- Myers
- Morris
- Kyle
- Concordia
- Nichols
- Vaughan
- Mueller
- Saloon
- Mast
- Booker
- Utterance
- Rover
- Pbs
- Lindsey
- Worth
- Shawn
- Texan
- Darrell
- Frederic
- Rae
- Kane
- Erickson
- Huntsville
- Ric
- Rumble
- University
- Stevie
- Referee
- Showcase
- Kurt
- Hays
- Limousine
- Zachary
- Foley
- Hart
- Kassel
- Bryan
- Tko
- Georgetown
- Coco
- Tulsa
- Waller
- Peyton
- Shane
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
AUSTIN, proper noun. A city, the capital of Texas.
AUSTIN, proper noun. A patronymic surname.
AUSTIN, proper noun. A male given name, in modern usage transferred back from the surname.
AUSTIN, proper noun. A former make of British motor car.
AUSTIN, adjective. Augustinian
Dictionary definition
AUSTIN, noun. State capital of Texas on the Colorado River; site of the University of Texas.
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