Associations to the word «Johnston»
Noun
- Atoll
- Sherman
- Ollie
- Vicksburg
- Sidney
- Mcclellan
- Daryl
- Bragg
- Animator
- Croydon
- Mcdowell
- Polk
- Dalton
- Corinth
- Knox
- Bennett
- Surrender
- Confederate
- Midway
- Hoffmann
- Shreveport
- Jarvis
- Lawson
- Archibald
- Fullback
- Compton
- Sue
- Johnstone
- Antony
- Bruce
- Lynn
- Albert
- Scottish
- Forbes
- Protectorate
- Sans
- Marietta
- Patterson
- Potomac
- Kathryn
- Hepburn
- Jim
- Bowler
- Wicket
- Raleigh
- Lettering
- Frances
- Donegal
- Richmond
- Daniel
- Marek
- Bowling
- Confederacy
- Basil
- Robertson
- Hutton
- Sal
- Fellows
- Batsman
- Selma
- Chattanooga
- Rhode
- Durham
- Reginald
- Lyndon
- Carolina
- Mo
- Hartman
- Rebecca
- Nicky
- Brian
- Johnnie
- Bret
- Levi
- Ref
- Jennifer
- Sampson
- Henrietta
- General
- Ian
- Navajo
- Cheney
- Keith
- Brigadier
- Armagh
- Atlanta
- Tennessee
- Massa
- Halfback
- Phillip
- Retreated
- Rita
- Julie
Verb
Wiktionary
JOHNSTON, proper noun. A Scottish habitational surname from a place in Dumfriesshire, meaning "John's town".
JOHNSTON, proper noun. An English surname, variant of Johnson.
Dictionary definition
JOHNSTON, noun. Confederate general in the American Civil War; led the Confederate troops in the West (1807-1891).
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