Associations to the word «Barnaby»
Noun
- Joyce
- Dickens
- Fitzpatrick
- Nathaniel
- Grimes
- Cornelius
- Constructor
- Dolly
- Becky
- Crockett
- Fenton
- Greenfield
- Conrad
- Jones
- Files
- True
- Poe
- Hugh
- Minnie
- Booty
- Ollie
- Cadence
- Grip
- Jed
- Bold
- Peep
- Quincy
- Humphrey
- Keel
- Horace
- Silas
- Tucker
- Eighty
- Inspector
- Buddy
- Saloon
- Barney
- Ambrose
- Wallet
- Riot
- Cannon
- Irene
- Malley
- Kay
- Tumult
- Edwards
- Partridge
- Sheldon
- Raven
- Glancing
- Stevens
- Beverly
- Curiosity
- Gavin
- Sabre
- Throng
- Reuben
- Dennis
- Hush
- Bandage
- Troy
- Widow
- Unicorn
- Sock
- Baron
- Wretch
- Hello
- Matthew
- Ay
- Casey
- Marcus
- Bo
- Moonlight
- Bunny
Adjective
Wiktionary
BARNABY, noun. (1811) originally, a lively and fast-paced dance; by extension, any quick and uneven movement.
BARNABY, proper noun. A male given name, from the medieval vernacular form of Barnabas.
Wise words
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