Associations to the word «Irvine»
Noun
- Cora
- Barbara
- Natalia
- Orr
- Chalmers
- Ley
- Driver
- Webber
- Yale
- Burn
- Blizzard
- Galloway
- Costa
- Finisher
- Phd
- Faculty
- Nikola
- Gerry
- Psychiatry
- Undergraduate
- Cal
- Simone
- Evangelist
- Confluence
- Keith
- Button
- Scottish
- Archibald
- Jackie
- Jordan
- Ito
- Center
- Sheffield
- Dolan
- Wellesley
- Lingua
- Teammate
- Chao
- Sociology
- Pit
- Cruz
- Fellowship
- Urbana
- Expedition
- Morton
- Torino
- Beach
- Napier
- Parramatta
- Brian
- Ventura
- Seton
- Kyle
- Tod
- Impossible
- James
- Donnelly
- Olivier
- Alex
- Bruin
- Chapman
- Solicitor
- Albion
- Greenfield
- Boswell
- Lecturer
- Ncaa
- San
- Cw
- Attache
- Pip
- Irishman
- Cypress
- Safari
- Carmichael
- Quartet
- Alonso
- Mazda
- Baylor
- Polymerase
- Dickson
- Powerhouse
- Clare
- Shaun
- Kimberley
- Jessie
Wiktionary
IRVINE, proper noun. A river in Scotland.
IRVINE, proper noun. A hamlet in Alberta, Canada
IRVINE, proper noun. A city in California.
IRVINE, proper noun. A city in Kentucky.
IRVINE, proper noun. A surname derived from the place name.
IRVINE, proper noun. A male given name transferred from the surname.
Wise words
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