Associations to the word «Carole»
Noun
- Bayer
- Gerry
- Bouquet
- Burt
- Mortimer
- Mathews
- Tapestry
- Stevie
- Toni
- Shelley
- Boyce
- Greenfield
- Gable
- Highlands
- Middleton
- Cynthia
- Boyd
- Marvin
- Merle
- Finn
- Denise
- Elton
- Malley
- Lyricist
- Goldman
- Dion
- Hays
- Mae
- Hanson
- Lynne
- Cary
- Foreman
- King
- Songwriter
- Ann
- Dietrich
- Melissa
- Yvonne
- Nash
- Vance
- Adler
- Malone
- Hepburn
- Patti
- Osborne
- Crosby
- Jacqueline
- Diva
- Songwriting
- Linda
- Joanne
- Glee
- Bing
- Rowley
- Carol
- Eastman
- Vicki
- Godfrey
- Bonnie
- Susan
- Meredith
- Judy
- Huron
- Caldwell
- Levin
- Kay
- Eastwood
- Carr
- Wilkinson
- Rosie
- Lisa
- Debbie
- Molina
- Neil
- Farley
- Actress
- Paula
- Simpson
- Bromley
- Staple
- Rousseau
- Winters
- Marilyn
- Taylor
- Kurt
- Fairbanks
- Sinatra
- Mann
- Shirley
- Penny
- Robertson
- Claudia
- Veronica
- Stern
Wiktionary
CAROLE, proper noun. A female given name from the French form of Carol.
Wise words
There is no sickness worse for me than words that to be kind
must lie.