Associations to the word «Debbie»
Noun
- Meyer
- Rick
- Stacey
- Davies
- Lydia
- Jameson
- Alison
- Courtney
- Dee
- Sadie
- Michelle
- Madonna
- Jo
- Cindy
- Judges
- Shelley
- Linda
- Mickey
- Allison
- Boone
- Rusty
- Melanie
- Maureen
- Olivia
- Joey
- Brenda
- Lauren
- Steve
- Becky
- Frankie
- Carleton
- Rush
- Clare
- Carol
- Soap
- Actress
- Janet
- Lynn
- Paula
- Manson
- Kelly
- Barton
- Gina
- Doris
- Ethan
- Jennifer
- Vic
- Fisher
- Libby
- Carolyn
- Bing
- Mcleod
- Burgess
- Waitress
- Blonde
- Grandchild
- Crosby
- Katie
- Starring
- Ann
- Billie
- Wilkinson
- Beverly
- Keane
- Tina
- Liz
- Sharon
- Rebecca
- Stitch
- Ellie
- Melissa
- Stephanie
- Kaye
- Rooney
- Pineapple
- Annie
- Spence
- Porn
- Marge
- Epstein
- Curtis
- Amy
- Houghton
- Erica
- Jeffrey
- Carla
- Betsy
- Bellamy
- Peck
- Eddie
- Doyle
- Presenter
- Molly
- Jessica
- Nichols
- Spears
Verb
Wiktionary
DEBBIE, proper noun. A diminutive of the female given name Deborah.
DEBBIE DOWNER, noun. (informal) (pejorative) A naysayer; one whose negative remarks depress or dissuade others.
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