Associations to the word «Fisher»
Noun
- Avery
- Horne
- Carrie
- Isla
- Gatherer
- Ames
- Draper
- Grail
- Fleetwood
- Wilmington
- Terence
- Irving
- Cadillac
- Ronald
- Variance
- Tully
- Connie
- Gregor
- Eddie
- Derek
- Doris
- Philharmonic
- Norwood
- Kris
- Frances
- Weasel
- Lynx
- Yates
- Pau
- Kobe
- Bolton
- Corey
- Laker
- Otter
- Noel
- Debbie
- Fort
- Jeremy
- Rochester
- Zachary
- Gail
- Pearson
- Salmon
- Fishery
- Wolverine
- Kitty
- Geoffrey
- Laird
- Patton
- Cartoonist
- Eastwood
- Fishing
- Ludlow
- Jackie
- Splinter
- Stevens
- Gus
- Trout
- Landau
- Marvin
- Fisherman
- Mel
- Sinatra
- Eileen
- Md
- Jeff
- Archie
- Jess
- Underwood
- Shuffle
- Folk
- Clancy
- Wick
- Likelihood
- Dorothy
- Lobster
- Staple
- Percival
- Bait
- Canterbury
- Kahn
- Biologist
- Genetic
- Keyboardist
- Mccarthy
- Hampshire
- Hunter
- Fred
- Herder
- Blockade
- Fischer
- Bryant
- Toni
- Hypothesis
Wiktionary
FISHER, noun. A person who catches fish, especially for a living.
FISHER, noun. A person attempting to catch fish.
FISHER, noun. A ship used for fishing.
FISHER, noun. A North American marten, Martes pennanti, that has thick brown fur.
FISHER, noun. The fur of Martes pennanti.
FISHER, proper noun. An English occupational surname for a fisherman.
FISHER, proper noun. A city in Arkansas
FISHER, proper noun. A village in Illinois
FISHER, proper noun. A village in Louisiana
FISHER, proper noun. A rural municipality in Manitoba, Canada
FISHER, proper noun. A town in Minnesota
FISHER CAT, noun. A North American carnivorous mammal (Martes pennanti) of the weasel family.
FISHER CATS, noun. Plural of fisher cat
Dictionary definition
FISHER, noun. Someone whose occupation is catching fish.
FISHER, noun. Large dark brown North American arboreal carnivorous mammal.
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.