Associations to the word «Colin»
Noun
- Firth
- Larkin
- Farrell
- Powell
- Horus
- Jacobson
- Armand
- Argyll
- Campbell
- Barnett
- Mackenzie
- Turnbull
- Chapman
- Dexter
- Anu
- Petersen
- Fleming
- Marston
- Quinn
- Macleod
- Osborne
- Linden
- Croft
- Lotus
- Clive
- Rowe
- Hay
- Thatcher
- Graeme
- Hank
- Greenwood
- Lucknow
- Cheney
- Dunne
- Roderick
- Thurston
- Baker
- Richardson
- Atkinson
- Burgess
- Mckenzie
- Currie
- Len
- Matthews
- Geoff
- Mcleod
- Rally
- Buchanan
- Doyle
- Mcdowell
- Cbe
- Jonny
- Dunlop
- Gareth
- Lloyd
- Mckay
- Wilson
- Irwin
- Morse
- Healy
- Trafalgar
- Southerner
- Philips
- Sylvester
- Ferguson
- Murdoch
- Davis
- Cunningham
- Ian
- Munro
- Scottish
- Fraser
- Sargent
- Angus
- Crouch
- Trevor
- Implant
- Donnell
- Guinness
- Pitchfork
- Higgins
- Thom
- Bassist
- Rhys
- Griffiths
- Mcgregor
- Obe
- Mbe
- Murray
- Osman
- Macdonald
- Paterson
- Barrington
- Gavin
- Cameron
- Craven
- Newman
- Hutton
- Malcolm
- Baxter
Wiktionary
COLIN, proper noun. A male given name
COLIN, proper noun. A rather rare patronymic surname.
COLIN, noun. The American quail or bobwhite, or related species.
Wise words
Kindness in words creates confidence. Kindness in thinking
creates profoundness. Kindness in giving creates love.