Associations to the word «Hilary»
Noun
- Duff
- Putnam
- Vane
- Hahn
- Austen
- Goldstein
- Kingsley
- Wainwright
- Nonfiction
- Johanna
- Lizzie
- Devon
- Faye
- Mcguire
- Ign
- Metamorphosis
- Weston
- Chichester
- Summers
- Pritchard
- Rosen
- Jackie
- Ambrose
- Spears
- Rosalind
- Bray
- Shepard
- Saunders
- Peggy
- Violinist
- Neil
- Bring
- Smiley
- Katherine
- Joshua
- Cinderella
- Jacqueline
- Glamorgan
- Madge
- Potts
- Winters
- Pairing
- Eastwood
- Wilcox
- Coco
- Augustine
- Booker
- Ashley
- Jessica
- Christina
- Griffiths
- Tony
- Jennifer
- Weekly
- Armstrong
- Jerome
- Cassandra
- Bianca
- Cromwell
- Lawson
- Berman
- Neville
- Realism
- Vanessa
- Lyon
- Bruno
- Sheen
- Lindsay
- Laurel
- Dobson
- Olivia
- Boyce
- Chamberlain
- Hillary
- Mckay
- Eyre
- Mandy
- Anand
- Angie
- Deacon
- Vaccine
- Cecilia
- Calvert
- Lily
- Paula
- Sasha
- Simpson
- Lauren
- Evans
- Stench
- Palma
- Anna
- Nan
- Katie
- Gail
- Parlor
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
HILARY, proper noun. A male given name.
HILARY, proper noun. A female given name.
HILARY TERM, noun. The second academic term of the universities of Oxford and Dublin, running from January to March.
HILARY TERMS, noun. Plural of Hilary term
Wise words
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