Associations to the word «Devin»
Noun
- Townsend
- Dude
- Hester
- Custer
- Booker
- Merritt
- Punt
- Kickoff
- Wr
- Gardner
- Derrick
- Snoop
- Grayson
- Rousseau
- Touchdown
- Buckeye
- Wiz
- Maverick
- Bronson
- Cutler
- Barclay
- Cassie
- Harris
- Lopez
- Kris
- Crook
- Td
- Rafe
- Laker
- Shelton
- Zach
- Sheridan
- Vargas
- Tyson
- Jed
- Vince
- Hayward
- Dirk
- Courtney
- Bratislava
- Receiver
- Mathews
- Kidd
- Reilly
- Fumble
- Amar
- Rookie
- Philips
- Shane
- Staple
- Quarterback
- Bowen
- Kicker
- Gibbs
- Lad
- Brook
- Orton
- Brandon
- Regan
- Len
- Pepsi
- Jared
- Yi
- Sharif
- Brittany
- Chadwick
- Copeland
- Wolverine
- Sacramento
- Caleb
- Yard
- Bingham
- Brigadier
- Confederate
- Ashley
- Nba
- Arena
- Gibbons
- Cookbook
- Kick
- Emery
- Fork
- Kyle
- Bassist
- Tko
- Josh
- Corey
- Fuller
- Chandler
- Redskin
- Veto
- Lacey
Wiktionary
DEVIN, proper noun. A surname. An Anglicisation of Ó Damháin "(descendant of a person named) Fawn".
DEVIN, proper noun. A male given name of modern usage, transferred from the surname , or a variant of Devon.
Wise words
The most important things are the hardest things to say.
They are the things you get ashamed of because words
diminish your feelings - words shrink things that seem
timeless when they are in your head to no more than living
size when they are brought out.