Associations to the word «Humphrey»
Noun
- Hubert
- Hereford
- Hacker
- Gloucester
- Casablanca
- Hepburn
- Stafford
- Nixon
- Trafford
- Crewe
- Milford
- Doris
- Lyndon
- Davy
- Ingrid
- Buckingham
- Bergman
- Lauren
- Muriel
- Katharine
- Jennings
- Gilbert
- Minneapolis
- Mccarthy
- Caroline
- Raleigh
- Isabella
- Maud
- Eleanor
- Liszt
- Mcqueen
- Beaufort
- Grafton
- Serena
- Cary
- Barclay
- Minnesota
- Atkins
- Carpenter
- Trumpeter
- Wynn
- Hawkins
- Rufus
- Horatio
- Gibbs
- Bing
- Bookseller
- Earl
- Heiress
- Pembroke
- Roderick
- Sir
- Marlowe
- Jacqueline
- Neville
- Jenny
- Astor
- Cade
- Devon
- Weld
- Caine
- Coliseum
- Lancaster
- Mortimer
- Kennedy
- Esquire
- Shrewsbury
- Edmund
- Amanda
- Baronet
- Crosby
- Marilyn
- Tracy
- Erickson
- Watts
- Shropshire
- Sinatra
- Married
- Spade
- Ralph
- Wallace
- Peters
- Duke
- Gable
- Lacy
- Essex
- Primary
- Percy
- Marshall
- Newfoundland
- Esq
- Bangor
- Worcestershire
- Constable
- Bernard
Verb
Adverb
Wiktionary
HUMPHREY, proper noun. A male given name.
HUMPHREY, proper noun. A patronymic surname.
Wise words
The chief difference between words and deeds is that words
are always intended for men for their approbation, but deeds
can be done only for God.