Associations to the word «Hopkins»
Noun
- Dwight
- Phi
- Eliot
- Mel
- Joel
- Collier
- Olivier
- Berkeley
- Dissertation
- Dewey
- Adams
- Wr
- Economics
- Psychoanalysis
- Minneapolis
- Nobel
- Jacobs
- Surgery
- Surgeon
- Caine
- Tko
- Starring
- Kingsley
- Belize
- Waller
- Commodore
- Astronomy
- Abigail
- Ba
- Garrett
- Peyton
- Haynes
- Harold
- Eros
- Waters
- Laurence
- Bridgeport
- Health
- Philology
- Dean
- Benevolence
- Laurel
- Organist
- Rowland
- Jay
- Keats
- Eastman
- Witchcraft
- Witch
- Connecticut
- Frances
- Epilepsy
- Eddy
- Floyd
- Competency
- Pratt
- Bert
- Chesapeake
- Sessions
- Lecture
- Zeta
- Myrtle
- Howard
- Carole
- Keith
- Foster
- Classmate
- Domino
- Angelina
- Muller
- Betsy
- Columbia
- Wilson
- Frederick
- Pianist
- Prose
- Chemistry
- Sidney
- Newell
- Beck
- Harvey
- Wilde
- Mathews
- Gettysburg
- Harriet
- Campus
- Butch
- Massachusetts
Wiktionary
HOPKINS, proper noun. An English, Irish and Welsh patronymic surname.
Dictionary definition
HOPKINS, noun. United States educator and theologian (1802-1887).
HOPKINS, noun. United States financier and philanthropist who left money to found the university and hospital that bear his name in Baltimore (1795-1873).
HOPKINS, noun. English poet (1844-1889).
HOPKINS, noun. English biochemist who did pioneering work that led to the discovery of vitamins (1861-1947).
HOPKINS, noun. Welsh film actor (born in 1937).
Wise words
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