Associations to the word «Desmond»
Noun
- Fitzgerald
- Dekker
- Norma
- Mandela
- Hurst
- Malley
- Seward
- Haynes
- Kildare
- Munster
- Apartheid
- Archbishop
- Hurley
- Hume
- Gerald
- Emeritus
- Swanson
- Connell
- Tiny
- Earl
- Zoologist
- Limerick
- Harrington
- Geraldine
- Lama
- Nobel
- Saxophonist
- Morton
- Rebellion
- Elliot
- Myra
- Madeleine
- Morris
- Lim
- Qc
- Locke
- Clive
- Flair
- Guinness
- Ska
- Richie
- Wilcox
- Eileen
- Phyllis
- Babu
- Donnelly
- Bon
- Lorenz
- Td
- Laureate
- Styles
- Grady
- Blockbuster
- Wolfe
- Reconciliation
- Waterford
- Kerry
- Adventist
- Nicky
- Ser
- Fitzpatrick
- Silva
- Cork
- Hogan
- Shortstop
- Guyana
- Viola
- Juno
- Maurice
- Leslie
- Sax
- Abyss
- Norman
- Israelites
- Pamela
- Templar
- Taylor
- Penny
- Assassin
- Ian
- Jarrett
- Shaun
- Reggae
- Fitz
- Jennings
- Deane
- Wilder
- Boulevard
- Burgh
- Kickoff
- Saxophone
- Irish
- Xavier
- Mabel
Wiktionary
DESMOND, proper noun. An Irish surname, anglicised from Ó Deasmhumhnaigh " a man from South Munster".
DESMOND, proper noun. A male given name derived from the surname; popular in Britain in the first half of the twentieth century.
DESMOND, noun. (British) (rhyming slang) A lower second class honours or 2.2 degree.
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