Associations to the word «Connie»
Noun
- Reeves
- Doris
- Louie
- Chan
- Shire
- Webber
- Donna
- Carpenter
- Pitching
- Starr
- Elvis
- Eileen
- Rosemary
- Bobby
- Emerson
- Kate
- Registrar
- Hilary
- Tess
- Carol
- Elliot
- Hitter
- Reynolds
- Keystone
- Dolly
- Josephine
- Ronnie
- Boyfriend
- Lizzie
- Erwin
- Lynn
- Paperwork
- Pamela
- Drawer
- Godwin
- Chocolate
- Brooke
- Dorsey
- Johnny
- Shutout
- Hayden
- Consultant
- Conway
- Rocking
- Wendy
- Sing
- Mel
- Lyle
- Jackie
- Barlow
- Wilkins
- Linda
- Peggy
- Cindy
- Cash
- Molly
- Maxwell
- Marty
- Blackout
- Eaton
- Eddie
- Tina
- Hopper
- Actress
- Beverly
- Garner
- Pee
- Kathleen
- Lois
- Blake
- Johnnie
- Beth
- Mitchell
- Oriole
- Brave
- Arden
- Walsh
- Gail
- Michelle
- Desk
- Lou
- Katie
- Polly
- Landfall
- Megan
- Manager
- Mimi
- Spence
- Vanessa
- Goes
- Christy
- Wong
- Ginger
- Phyllis
Adverb
Wiktionary
CONNIE, proper noun. A diminutive of the female given name Constance or, rarely, of Concepción.
CONNIE, proper noun. (aviation) (informal) The Lockheed Constellation airliner.
CONNIE, noun. Obsolete form of cony (rabbit).
Wise words
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