Associations to the word «Coleman»
Noun
- Brendan
- Hurley
- Sheila
- Detroit
- Bobby
- Lawson
- Referee
- Rob
- Reynolds
- Pete
- Roy
- Sociologist
- Jeff
- Randy
- Waller
- Tenor
- Jimmy
- Astronaut
- Blues
- Hank
- Brad
- Harlem
- Tony
- Richardson
- Elliott
- Philharmonic
- Serge
- Rip
- Curt
- Jr
- Epstein
- Kerr
- Cobb
- Blackwell
- Vigilance
- Buzz
- Mayor
- Denny
- Cleopatra
- Peterson
- Royce
- Graeme
- Buster
- Nat
- Tim
- Reginald
- Elliot
- Alabama
- Gerald
- Julian
- Ensemble
- Sanders
- Enrico
- Singleton
- Bud
- Lionel
- Clements
- Dole
- Stan
- Christy
- Buddy
- Ronald
- Sheldon
- Cork
- Matt
- Michael
- Vanessa
- Tackle
- Flashlight
- Bernie
- Dewey
- Jackie
- Darrell
- Glenn
- Floyd
- Gonzalez
- Clark
- Darren
- Wilder
- Clayton
- Kenneth
- Emmett
- Kicking
- Crockett
- Sharon
- Senator
- Jasper
- Bailey
- Jim
- Morrison
- Fuller
- Sociology
Wiktionary
COLEMAN, proper noun. A patronymic surname derived from the given name Colman.
COLEMAN, proper noun. An occupational surname for a coal man, who burnt coal.
COLEMAN, proper noun. A male given name transferred from the surnames.
COLEMAN, proper noun. A city in Florida
COLEMAN, proper noun. A city in Michigan
COLEMAN, proper noun. A community in Prince Edward Island, Canada
COLEMAN, proper noun. A city and a county in Texas
COLEMAN, proper noun. A village in Wisconsin
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