Associations to the word «Gleason»
Noun
- Jackie
- Lev
- Joanna
- Clements
- Madeline
- Lucille
- Gym
- Hilbert
- Meadows
- Sinatra
- Pathologist
- Becker
- Renaissance
- Archer
- Prognosis
- Biopsy
- Como
- Abbott
- Comedian
- Lynne
- Ralph
- Paste
- Cutler
- Gunn
- Audrey
- Higgins
- Tumor
- Hackett
- Sid
- Rooney
- Colleen
- Atkins
- Mona
- Waldo
- Pat
- Reginald
- Ollie
- Lansing
- Marilyn
- Patrick
- Holly
- Starring
- Bandit
- Russell
- Punt
- Comic
- Maureen
- Olson
- Bartender
- Benny
- Kraft
- Score
- Burt
- Mickey
- Miami
- Piper
- Theorem
- Sammy
- Everett
- Brooklyn
- Harold
- Hara
- Remington
- Monologue
- Platter
- Lew
- Als
- Eastman
- Norton
- Mel
- Peggy
- Gibbons
- Edna
- Mat
- Sketch
- Sterling
- Sullivan
- Patti
- Baseman
- Gregory
- Warren
- Hank
- Cancer
- Marcia
- Outline
- Botanist
- Tim
- Crosby
- Adele
- Sitcom
- Carson
Wiktionary
GLEASON, proper noun. A surname.
GLEASON SCORE, noun. A score achieved in the Gleason Grading system, used in evaluating the prognosis of men with prostate cancer.
GLEASON SCORES, noun. Plural of Gleason score
Wise words
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