Associations to the word «Bette»
Noun
- Davis
- Balzac
- Hepburn
- Tina
- Katharine
- Cher
- Humphrey
- Liza
- Pons
- Olivia
- Boo
- Flynn
- Crawford
- Carole
- Bing
- Patti
- Judy
- Greer
- Mickey
- Dietrich
- Lucille
- Joan
- Elsa
- Colbert
- Rooney
- Sinatra
- Ginger
- Dandy
- Starring
- Cary
- Stephenson
- Garland
- Swanson
- Margo
- Bondage
- Crosby
- Peggy
- Diva
- Rosemary
- Voyager
- Kane
- Roberta
- Bergman
- Ingrid
- Bourne
- Harlow
- Brent
- Lange
- Elton
- Merrill
- Tracy
- Faye
- Kathy
- Shirley
- Costello
- Betty
- Astor
- Phyllis
- Divine
- Stevie
- Dunne
- Fay
- Hollywood
- Entertainer
- Grayson
- Lauren
- Nanny
- Gloria
- Actress
- Lillian
- Geraldine
- Bugle
- Diane
- Melissa
- Greene
- Donna
- Tyrone
- Clapton
- Deanna
- Gable
- Dot
- Valerie
- Leslie
- Eastwood
- Jenny
- Norma
- Bonnie
- Billie
- Natalie
- Hush
- Jackie
- Boogie
- Melodrama
- Weiss
- Showtime
- Barbara
Verb
Wiktionary
BETTE, proper noun. A variant of Betty, a diminutive of the female given name Elizabeth.
Wise words
One merit of poetry few persons will deny: it says more and
in fewer words than prose.