Associations to the word «Dave»
Noun
- Erickson
- Jon
- Kevin
- Kathy
- Goldberg
- Barr
- Jim
- Swanson
- Larry
- Ken
- Trio
- Bret
- Hitter
- Simpson
- Darren
- Ellington
- Clint
- Garry
- Ronnie
- Choke
- Cash
- Brian
- Elton
- Atkins
- Band
- Mixer
- Mitch
- Brat
- Sonny
- Joey
- Perkins
- Dylan
- Mccartney
- Patti
- Myers
- Haynes
- Pitching
- Goodman
- Costello
- Danny
- Simmons
- Lambert
- Foreman
- Mel
- Sam
- Pitcher
- Mckay
- Allen
- Fleetwood
- Songwriter
- Gillespie
- Lowe
- Shaun
- Songwriting
- Hemingway
- Rubin
- Shane
- Halfback
- Richards
- Darryl
- Graeme
- Mather
- Turnbull
- Mcnamara
- Jimmy
- Herman
- Hughes
- Alan
- Bobby
- Taylor
- Ernie
- Brett
- Ingram
- Cartoonist
- Hahn
- Stevens
- Rees
- Rhythm
- Chili
- Vibe
- Tough
- Kelley
- Elvis
- Wendy
- Billy
- Osborne
- Marley
- Frazier
- Barnett
- Craig
- Clarke
- Donaldson
- Mann
- Walsh
- Hendrix
- Reeves
- Orr
- Shapiro
- Thrash
Adjective
Wiktionary
DAVE, proper noun. A diminutive of the male given name David.
DAVE, verb. (transitive) (UK dialectal) To assuage; soften; mitigate; relieve; calm; alleviate (pain).
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