Associations to the word «Fame»
Noun
- Yogi
- Genius
- Talent
- Applause
- Lil
- Pga
- College
- Blues
- Willie
- Reggie
- Haley
- Pennant
- Veteran
- Sock
- Poker
- Idol
- Career
- Accolade
- Yankee
- Quixote
- Player
- Cookbook
- Member
- Praise
- Beatles
- Lennon
- Sanctity
- Classic
- Mickey
- Performer
- Stampede
- Akron
- Cartoonist
- Ernie
- Valor
- Bowl
- Rp
- Rhode
- Hendrix
- Gs
- Dayton
- Legend
- Fullback
- Sancho
- Knoxville
- Christy
- International
- Cincinnati
- Cochran
- Springfield
- Claim
- Juno
- Award
- Clapton
- Rise
- Hank
- Keats
- Dunedin
- Sid
- Halftime
- Oates
- Prodigy
- Defenceman
- Contributor
- Carlton
- Nirvana
- Vince
- Excellence
- Indiana
- Bernie
- Zeppelin
- Babe
- Ufc
- Nana
- Approbation
- Bobby
- Ohio
Adjective
Wiktionary
FAME, noun. (now rare) What is said or reported; gossip, rumour.
FAME, noun. One's reputation.
FAME, noun. The state of being famous or well-known and spoken of.
FAME, verb. (transitive) To make (someone or something) famous.
FAME WHORE, noun. (informal) (vulgar) (derogatory) A person who is excessively driven to achieve fame or notoriety.
FAME WHORES, noun. Plural of fame whore
Dictionary definition
FAME, noun. The state or quality of being widely honored and acclaimed.
FAME, noun. Favorable public reputation.
Wise words
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