Associations to the word «Judy»
Noun
- Sherry
- Janet
- Kern
- Mcintosh
- Bert
- Gloria
- Belinda
- Bailey
- Hoffman
- Tonight
- Carol
- Diane
- Geraldine
- Pollock
- Macleod
- Paige
- Tyler
- Grandchild
- Blanchard
- Buckley
- Bob
- Marjorie
- Bolton
- Vaudeville
- Esther
- Doyle
- Richard
- Dee
- Hitchcock
- Ishmael
- Monroe
- Winters
- Cornelia
- Cole
- Karen
- Becky
- Celebrity
- Alf
- Syndication
- Crawford
- Goes
- Tina
- Lori
- Violet
- Nancy
- Costello
- Gail
- Fresno
- Dolly
- Gal
- Haynes
- Molly
- Hara
- Anita
- Gary
- Megan
- Jenny
- Burt
- Eileen
- Tommy
- Lilly
- Mae
- Susan
- Rodgers
- Sitcom
- Ingrid
- Nina
- Torres
- Hicks
- Mitchell
- Tony
- Robson
- Mcdonald
- Sanchez
- Emmy
- Barrie
- Turner
- Powell
- Pickle
- Phil
- Lea
- Humphrey
- Roberta
- Marshall
- Vertigo
- Ellen
- Roche
- Margo
- Barbara
- Kathleen
- Lesbian
- Margaret
- Bridget
- Harley
- Fran
- Julia
- Nat
Adjective
Wiktionary
JUDY, proper noun. A diminutive of Judith, also used as a formal female given name.
Wise words
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