Associations to the word «Emma»
Noun
- Laura
- Troy
- Fitzpatrick
- Belle
- Katharine
- Mclaughlin
- Marianne
- Flashback
- Joanna
- Feminist
- Geraldine
- Boyfriend
- Mary
- Augusta
- Angela
- Sophia
- Jessica
- Jess
- Deane
- Zach
- Tate
- Julia
- Regan
- Storyline
- Maggie
- Utopia
- Gwen
- Finn
- Anna
- Jessie
- Stacy
- Jared
- Rosie
- Wife
- Hayward
- Reeves
- Gertrude
- Helen
- Hays
- Booth
- Romney
- Clare
- Lew
- Josephine
- Grandchild
- Mia
- Hardy
- Goodwin
- Lillian
- Ida
- Natalie
- Jak
- Rebecca
- Maud
- Queen
- Mama
- Ollie
- Crush
- Merton
- Kitty
- Julie
- Hayden
- Beckett
- Refuse
- Byrne
- Hart
- Yates
- Feminism
- Ethel
- Ripper
- Kidnapping
- Davies
- Anhalt
- Atkinson
- Pamela
- Stepmother
- Howell
- Patsy
- Sonia
- Elizabeth
- Christina
- Rocker
- Abby
- Sara
- Freedman
- Barney
- Fry
- Agnes
- Alice
- Stephanie
- Claudia
Wiktionary
EMMA, proper noun. A female given name.
EMMA, noun. (British) (dated) (WWI) (signalese) M in RAF phonetic alphabet
Wise words
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