Associations to the word «Elmer»
Noun
- Dow
- Elsie
- Bert
- Wayne
- Edith
- Libel
- Warner
- Henderson
- Tortoise
- Maurice
- Lowe
- Vivian
- Disguise
- Mccormick
- Elk
- Quarterback
- Starring
- Fowler
- Chuck
- Emanuel
- Fame
- Eddie
- Pts
- Neill
- Seville
- Oklahoma
- Blake
- Johnnie
- Rancher
- Harris
- Howe
- Jones
- Tau
- Ralph
- Candy
- Billy
- Usher
- Sharon
- Hire
- Melvin
- Sam
- Cookie
- Howard
- Cumberland
- Jumper
- Frank
- Piper
- Emil
- Noble
- Matthews
- Hockey
- Ernie
- Ct
- Robot
- Jerry
- Bruno
- Conway
- Accomplice
- Maxwell
- Clayton
- Nebraska
- Holocaust
- Sparks
- Stunt
- Beck
- Anderson
- Spectroscopy
- Cub
- Pie
- Gangster
- Score
- Newman
- Composer
- Namesake
- Bob
- Reagent
- Happy
- Luna
- Oscar
- Simmons
- Ford
- Middleton
- Buddy
- Kitten
- Vitamin
- Vaudeville
- Morse
- Slater
- Thompson
- Pittsburgh
- Lloyd
- Smith
Adjective
Wiktionary
ELMER, proper noun. A surname.
ELMER, proper noun. A male given name transferred back from the surname in the 19th century U.S.
ELMER, proper noun. A city in Missouri.
ELMER, proper noun. A borough in New Jersey.
ELMER, proper noun. A town in Oklahoma.
ELMER FUDD, proper noun. A fictional hunter, a member of the of the Looney Tunes, who has a distinctive squeaky and babyish voice.
Wise words
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