Associations to the word «Bart»
Noun
- Marge
- Homer
- Lisa
- Schwarz
- Starr
- Simpson
- Cartwright
- Lionel
- Skinner
- Prank
- Cummings
- Mcqueen
- Moe
- Fremont
- Springfield
- Maggie
- Bret
- Wally
- Jacobson
- Transit
- Selma
- Bartholomew
- Berman
- Helper
- Gunn
- Oates
- Chalmers
- Inertia
- Cathy
- Mateo
- Jonny
- Oakland
- Amtrak
- Parody
- Daly
- Privateer
- Casablanca
- Edna
- Flanders
- Jasmine
- Stagecoach
- Willoughby
- Hayward
- Packer
- Gag
- Coliseum
- Clown
- Richelieu
- Sears
- Rogue
- Lily
- Brat
- Contra
- Bully
- Jean
- Commuter
- Lem
- Zoom
- Garner
- Snarl
- Satan
- Henchman
- Allen
- Simone
- Episode
- Burns
- Subway
- Ned
- Winslow
- Grandpa
- Racehorse
- Battleship
- Chichester
- Patty
- Cochran
- Chuck
- Markham
- Flash
- Esq
- Concord
- Barry
- Nelson
- Sir
- Swanson
- Myra
- Mover
- Gregg
- Flashback
- Lenny
- Sawyer
- Brad
Verb
Adverb
Wiktionary
BART, noun. (British) baronet
BART, proper noun. A diminutive of the male given name Bartholomew.
BART, acronym. Bay Area Rapid Transit
Dictionary definition
BART, noun. A member of the British order of honor; ranks below a baron but above a knight; "since he was a baronet he had to be addressed as Sir Henry Jones, Bart.".
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