Associations to the word «Carter»
Noun
- Jimmy
- Reagan
- Benny
- Helium
- Vince
- Lin
- Burroughs
- Cash
- Helena
- Sprague
- Lil
- Elliott
- Ron
- Angela
- Files
- Sadie
- Samantha
- Warlord
- Rubin
- Raptor
- Carmen
- Tar
- Randolph
- Peggy
- Ronald
- Alison
- Nixon
- Jarrett
- Nell
- Nick
- Betty
- Gerald
- Emory
- Shirley
- Scully
- Ethan
- Ashton
- Barron
- Mcbride
- Shawn
- Saxophonist
- Aaron
- Pancho
- Anson
- Reese
- Sg
- Derrick
- Dickson
- Chris
- Jared
- Valerie
- Conan
- Duane
- Clarence
- Merle
- Linda
- Hostage
- Sheila
- Hancock
- Presidency
- Jimmie
- Desmond
- Mick
- Tapping
- Caine
- Wayne
- Gillespie
- Roberta
- Clinton
- Byrd
- Brad
- Mars
- Vance
- Kenny
- Regina
- Anita
- Sharon
- Posing
- Regan
- Ford
- Embargo
- President
- Johnny
- Danielle
- Alvin
- Williamsburg
- Quincy
- Pew
- Hodges
- Jed
- Emmett
- Howard
- Sonny
- Dyer
- Bassist
- Gary
- Jarvis
Adjective
Wiktionary
CARTER, proper noun. An occupational surname for someone who was a carter.
CARTER, proper noun. A male given name transferred from the surname.
CARTER, noun. (dated) A person who transports a load on a cart that is drawn by a beast of burden.
Dictionary definition
CARTER, noun. Englishman and Egyptologist who in 1922 discovered and excavated the tomb of Tutankhamen (1873-1939).
CARTER, noun. 39th President of the United States (1924-).
CARTER, noun. Someone whose work is driving carts.
Wise words
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