Associations to the word «Geoffrey»
Noun
- Dawson
- William
- Salisbury
- Barron
- Hubert
- Lancelot
- Baronet
- Alan
- Henry
- Saxon
- Britain
- Duchy
- Abbot
- Cornwall
- Chancellor
- Nephew
- Marshal
- Lloyd
- Roberts
- Joyce
- Ivor
- Biographer
- Astrology
- Hara
- Headmaster
- Montagu
- Craig
- Edwards
- Gerard
- Eldest
- Romance
- Manor
- Plank
- Ronald
- Rufus
- Principality
- Bowman
- Anglican
- Gilbert
- Patrick
- Stephen
- Pseudo
- Clarke
- Lawson
- Richardson
- Goodman
- Pearson
- Rosemary
- Derek
- Dyer
- Philip
- Kenneth
- Ian
- Empress
- Rowland
- Conqueror
- Dante
- Canberra
- Zealand
- Hayes
- Constantine
- Australian
- Maynard
- Robinson
- Ari
- Wilfrid
- Hatfield
- Richard
- Mott
- Burgess
- Northamptonshire
- Thorne
- Terence
- Eastwood
- Norwich
- Kerr
- Poet
- Raymond
- Solicitor
- Gamble
- Langley
- Margaret
- Gaul
- Jp
- Reggie
- Edmund
- Sutton
- Heath
- Rowley
- Ovid
Wiktionary
GEOFFREY, proper noun. A male given name. Popular in the U.K. in the 20th century.
Wise words
Wisdom does not show itself so much in precept as in life -
in firmness of mind and a mastery of appetite. It teaches us
to do, as well as talk, and to make our words and actions
all of a color.