Associations to the word «Jessie»
Noun
- Actress
- Maroon
- Pullman
- Janet
- Hagen
- Nicole
- Celeste
- Alicia
- Robinson
- Maud
- Evelyn
- Boyfriend
- Simone
- Castro
- Cyrus
- Florian
- Madonna
- Hannah
- Feminist
- Lynn
- Baird
- Otis
- Bianca
- Ronnie
- Girlfriend
- Fay
- Dirk
- Bully
- Denise
- Ron
- Sparks
- Cramp
- Angelina
- Miss
- Dawson
- Cuff
- Flair
- Abby
- Dad
- Limousine
- Nelson
- Aunt
- Grandmother
- Kelly
- Blunt
- Bancroft
- Megan
- Ricky
- Proctor
- Phelps
- Helen
- Grimes
- Ellie
- Flashback
- Clifton
- Obe
- Janice
- Harlem
- Kate
- Dion
- Kidd
- Kathleen
- Charlie
- Annette
- Jason
- Pandora
- Lori
- Harriet
- Baldwin
- Midwife
- Danny
- Wilfred
- Irvine
- Rosa
- Buchanan
- Wad
- Firmness
- Cuban
- Lily
- Chalmers
- Contestant
- Sister
- Mario
- Singer
- Castillo
- Mom
- Wife
- Rocket
- Crossover
- Ellen
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
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.