Associations to the word «Bridget»
Noun
- Regan
- Riley
- Nelly
- Carte
- Diary
- Fielding
- Walden
- Firth
- Darcy
- Aggie
- Sloan
- Bertie
- Bernie
- Dobson
- Darby
- Jones
- Manners
- Cherry
- Betsy
- Redmond
- Kildare
- Brooke
- Fleetwood
- Mcguire
- Heiress
- Donnelly
- Lizzie
- Aunt
- Christie
- Maguire
- Married
- Prentice
- Geraldine
- Farrell
- Hester
- Devon
- Abbess
- Napier
- Greer
- Katie
- Underwood
- Lindsey
- Rutland
- Libby
- Jackie
- Kelly
- Sweden
- Lena
- Kendall
- Cody
- Wexford
- Montagu
- Hayward
- Miranda
- Moran
- Helen
- Rachel
- Kathleen
- Brendan
- Phyllis
- Karin
- Phoebe
- Eileen
- Granddaughter
- Baroness
- Fitzpatrick
- Daughter
- Jasmine
- Bold
- Waterford
- Fitzgerald
- Byrne
- Cromwell
- Rory
- Heinz
- Kerry
- Esquire
- Davey
- Natasha
- Sister
- Parker
- Convent
- Minerva
- Dryden
- Nick
- Hoffman
- Anne
- Nun
- Tipperary
- Playboy
- Josh
- Grandmother
- Cumbria
- Margaret
- Goodwin
- Salem
Wiktionary
BRIDGET, proper noun. A female given name.
BRIDGET, noun. (US) (dated) An Irish housemaid.
Dictionary definition
BRIDGET, noun. Irish abbess; a patron saint of Ireland (453-523).
Wise words
The most important things are the hardest things to say.
They are the things you get ashamed of because words
diminish your feelings - words shrink things that seem
timeless when they are in your head to no more than living
size when they are brought out.