Associations to the word «Bruce»
Noun
- Lenny
- Forsyth
- Dickinson
- Willis
- Batman
- Elgin
- Gotham
- Wayne
- Lockhart
- Hulk
- Clapton
- Sterling
- Cabot
- Coleman
- Rayford
- Banner
- Nigel
- Weber
- Almighty
- Damian
- Seton
- Huron
- Fiona
- Judd
- Earle
- Mcgill
- Grayson
- Vicki
- Lee
- Johnston
- Greenwood
- Spence
- Petty
- Patti
- Chloe
- Hurst
- Kung
- Payne
- Barnes
- Livingstone
- Dylan
- Escarpment
- Norris
- Campbell
- Harmonica
- Brenda
- Matthews
- Tottenham
- Graeme
- Elton
- Bassist
- Joker
- Feldman
- Scot
- Robert
- Sherlock
- Beatles
- Duncan
- Posse
- Davidson
- Guthrie
- Robb
- Glover
- Bowen
- Denny
- Ginger
- Steve
- Mccall
- Mcdonald
- Wallace
- Hoffman
- Hendrix
- Gower
- Maiden
- Robertson
- Mckenzie
- Mather
- Bennett
- Marjorie
- Elvis
- Berman
- Mcleod
- Friedman
- Gillespie
- Ken
- Lindsay
- Brody
- Rowland
- Terry
- Keyboardist
- Costello
- Geoff
- Larson
- Bret
- Larkin
- Ingram
Verb
Wiktionary
BRUCE, proper noun. A Scottish surname, most notably of Robert the Bruce.
BRUCE, proper noun. A male given name transferred from the surname.
BRUCE, noun. (Australian slang) A man.
Dictionary definition
BRUCE, noun. Australian physician and bacteriologist who described the bacterium that causes undulant fever or brucellosis (1855-1931).
BRUCE, noun. King of Scotland from 1306 to 1329; defeated the English army under Edward II at Bannockburn and gained recognition of Scottish independence (1274-1329).
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