Associations to the word «Judy»
Noun
- Donna
- Benny
- Linda
- Carolyn
- Kelly
- Carla
- Mcgrath
- Maureen
- Fitzgerald
- Springer
- Jackie
- Lillian
- Dylan
- Flynn
- Dunne
- Cathy
- Upton
- Kathryn
- Tracy
- Kimball
- Deanna
- Nellie
- Cobra
- Punk
- Faye
- Joyce
- Cher
- Doris
- Typhoon
- Camilla
- Thornton
- Spence
- Courtroom
- Connie
- Rees
- Simone
- Fred
- Dorsey
- Herrera
- Bryant
- Jane
- Anne
- Darcy
- Musical
- Heather
- Jo
- Clancy
- Patti
- Phyllis
- Sandra
- Cantor
- Mimi
- Elvis
- Pam
- Pamela
- Mel
- Sharon
- Gable
- Rosalind
- Judge
- Woody
- Yvonne
- Sally
- Rosie
- Comedian
- Miriam
- Katy
- Jill
- Babe
- Pbs
- Betsy
- Lester
- Kay
- Fiona
- Frankie
- Lauren
- Sid
- Gladys
- Lily
- Fanny
- Bergman
- Jameson
- Frances
- Patricia
- Jennifer
- Supreme
- Wanda
- Armstrong
- Girlfriend
- Lockhart
- Melanie
- Norma
- Bennett
- Abbott
Wiktionary
JUDY, proper noun. A diminutive of Judith, also used as a formal female given name.
Wise words
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