Associations to the word «Curtis»
Noun
- Penelope
- Chad
- Eddie
- Yates
- Yankee
- Rodney
- Hilary
- Cutter
- Schwartz
- Thornton
- Bernstein
- Bobby
- Terry
- Bridgeport
- Quarterback
- Kenny
- Melvin
- Td
- Manning
- Billy
- Elijah
- Randy
- Tracy
- Sadler
- Brown
- Windshield
- Rey
- Seth
- Bryant
- Greg
- Hawthorne
- Hayes
- Cory
- Lynn
- Pts
- Abs
- Dorsey
- Fumble
- Cornell
- Laurence
- Wilkins
- Swat
- Clifford
- Pavel
- Patty
- Greer
- Guitarist
- Nikki
- Mandolin
- Jerry
- Pga
- Wayne
- Phillips
- Toby
- Perry
- Richard
- Booker
- Amanda
- Posse
- Crosby
- Becoming
- Olsen
- Courtney
- Gladys
- Cooke
- Monroe
- Joey
- Johnson
- Drummer
- Francois
- Jackson
- Crawford
- Kris
- Worthington
- Steele
- Songwriter
- Joy
- Derek
- Dexter
- Steve
- Ok
- Mead
- Turk
- Frontman
- Mckenzie
- Auburn
- Geoff
- Dana
- Halftime
- Palmer
- Dennis
- Chuck
- Barnett
- Upton
- Cruising
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
CURTIS, proper noun. An English surname, originally a nickname for a refined or courtly person.
CURTIS, proper noun. A male given name transferred from the surname.
Dictionary definition
CURTIS, noun. English botanical writer and publisher (1746-1799).
Wise words
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