Associations to the word «Dorothy»
Noun
- Oz
- Scarecrow
- Wordsworth
- Manners
- Fields
- Mcguire
- Madge
- Kern
- Malone
- Lillian
- Wizard
- Donnelly
- Chandler
- Eureka
- Emerald
- Parker
- Dix
- Bing
- Betsy
- Married
- Bess
- Slipper
- Coleridge
- Perkins
- Dietrich
- Gale
- Witch
- Allison
- Heiress
- Harley
- Lyman
- Vernon
- Madeline
- Jerome
- Dolly
- Ethel
- Jennie
- Crosby
- Rutland
- Dorothea
- Hartley
- Dalton
- Trot
- Frances
- Cheney
- Draper
- Pavilion
- Judy
- Phyllis
- Eileen
- Rainbow
- Mae
- Garland
- Peggy
- Gertrude
- Osborne
- Burr
- Mabel
- Blanche
- Gladys
- Marjorie
- Forster
- Cinderella
- Kitten
- Agatha
- Edna
- Cavendish
- Hemingway
- Maud
- Norwood
- Christy
- Muriel
- Maude
- Fay
- Playmate
- Wiz
- Vogel
- Davenport
- Katharine
- Maclean
- Aunt
- Juliet
- Bessie
- Dickson
- Maguire
- Devonshire
- Dolores
- Scarborough
- Betty
Wiktionary
DOROTHY, proper noun. A female given name.
DOROTHY BAG, noun. A woman’s handbag gathered at the top by a drawstring whose loops are used as a handle; traditionally used by bridesmaids to carry confetti
DOROTHY BAGS, noun. Plural of Dorothy bag
DOROTHY DIXER, noun. (Australia) A question asked of a minister by a member of his own party, to give the minister the opportunity to promote the government's work, criticise the opposition, etc.
DOROTHY DOLLAR, noun. (US) The business generated by providing goods and services to the homosexual community.
Wise words
A word is not a crystal, transparent and unchanged; it is
the skin of a living thought and may vary greatly in color
and content according to the circumstances and time in which
it is used.