Associations to the word «Jessie»
Noun
- Louisa
- Cassidy
- Samantha
- Gertrude
- Adele
- Elijah
- Grande
- Kahn
- Brewer
- Andrews
- Peyton
- Audition
- Nanny
- Granddaughter
- Angie
- Madden
- Pete
- Lydia
- Amy
- Inuit
- Springfield
- Tko
- Agnes
- Bentley
- Owens
- Clique
- Goaltender
- Roommate
- Usher
- Dora
- Cowan
- Rooney
- Lopez
- Josephine
- Songwriter
- Flashlight
- Margaret
- Elsie
- Michelle
- Flannel
- Morse
- Hicks
- Chung
- Ruth
- Lauren
- Katie
- Novak
- Winery
- Ralph
- Joanne
- Boyce
- Natalie
- Nyc
- Hale
- Annie
- Taft
- Porn
- Munro
- Burns
- Daughter
- Sumner
- Christie
- Rosie
- Farce
- Becky
- Brandon
- Hillary
- Eliza
- Diane
- Gibbs
- Brit
- Thomson
- Nikki
- Marion
- Penn
- Jennifer
- Justin
- Yvonne
- Starring
- Eli
- Emma
- Rae
- Judd
- Chestnut
- Perry
- Alexandra
- Sheldon
- Raul
- Ella
- Gerald
- Blonde
- Evan
- Mamma
- Cody
- Mann
- Faye
- Beatrice
Adjective
Wiktionary
JESSIE, proper noun. A pet form of Jane and Jessica, also used as a formal female given name.
JESSIE, proper noun. A male given name, an American variant of Jesse.
JESSIE, noun. (slang) (sometimes uncapitalized) A cowardly person, especially a man; an effeminate man.
Wise words
We cannot always control our thoughts, but we can control
our words, and repetition impresses the subconscious, and we
are then master of the situation.