Associations to the word «Godfrey»
Noun
- Leland
- Brabant
- Boulogne
- Ridley
- Lorraine
- Frazer
- Eustace
- Crusader
- Carte
- Crusade
- Baldwin
- Rhodesia
- Cabot
- Cass
- Hadley
- Paine
- Oates
- Swain
- Hodgson
- Tomography
- Harcourt
- Jerusalem
- Matilda
- Saxe
- Arthur
- Bournemouth
- Evans
- Carole
- Higgins
- Tuscany
- Toulouse
- Lower
- Edmund
- Flanders
- Duchy
- Antioch
- Mathews
- Bertram
- Percival
- Esq
- Sykes
- Arnold
- Alton
- Charlemagne
- Walters
- Raymond
- Grady
- Baronet
- Barnsley
- Goodwin
- Billie
- Cheshire
- Beatrice
- Chevalier
- Platoon
- Alec
- Obe
- Bravery
- Fleming
- Metz
- Boniface
- Vc
- Compton
- Malley
- Bowen
- Lester
- Sloop
- Middleton
- Rudolph
- Berry
- Norton
- Laurence
- Ida
- Macdonald
- Viscount
- Hermit
- Dewey
- Chronicler
- Libel
- Wicket
- Boyle
- Hugh
- Bangor
- Rockefeller
- Elton
- Norman
- Templar
- Bold
- Gloucester
- Derek
- Wentworth
- Scissors
- Hodges
- Keeper
- Clint
- Gao
Wiktionary
GODFREY, proper noun. A male given name.
GODFREY, proper noun. A patronymic surname.
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