Associations to the word «Byrd»
Noun
- Plantation
- Musician
- Monoplane
- Billy
- Jackie
- Pianist
- Surveying
- Joe
- Allegheny
- Sanders
- Erickson
- Dickson
- Mcdonald
- James
- Arbitration
- Sims
- Escarpment
- Roy
- Copeland
- Drummer
- Bassist
- Barney
- Fuchs
- Ross
- Bryant
- Annapolis
- Clique
- Johnnie
- Bruin
- Dick
- Renaissance
- Jennings
- Roosevelt
- Hayes
- Holt
- Clarence
- Pepper
- Geoff
- Willard
- Boone
- Keyboard
- Barron
- Ted
- Terry
- Horace
- Inning
- Moira
- Mitch
- Ashley
- Dexter
- Flint
- Bert
- Patton
- Harris
- Wilkins
- Darryl
- Almond
- Garland
- Mountain
- Belmont
- Kerman
- Harold
- Brett
- Auguste
- Ricky
- Guitar
- Philips
- Flame
- Grimes
- Wheeling
- Lillian
- Stacey
- Fiddle
- Barry
- Gonzales
- Calvin
- Handel
- Atkins
- Deborah
- Berry
- Booker
- Saunders
- Fullback
- Laurie
- Dan
- Everett
Adjective
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Wiktionary
BYRD, proper noun. A surname.
Dictionary definition
BYRD, noun. English organist and composer of church music; master of 16th century polyphony; was granted a monopoly in music printing with Thomas Tallis (1543-1623).
BYRD, noun. Explorer and United States naval officer; led expeditions to explore Antarctica (1888-1957).
Wise words
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