Associations to the word «Katie»
Noun
- Cassidy
- Holmes
- Mcgrath
- Brooke
- Naomi
- Boyle
- Angelina
- Nicole
- Ellie
- Joanne
- Simone
- Megan
- Lea
- Grayson
- Gallagher
- Lauren
- Alicia
- Katherine
- Beth
- Emily
- Jenna
- Danielle
- Hara
- Sammy
- Rowley
- Scarlett
- Erin
- Bridget
- Natalie
- Leigh
- Maguire
- Kathryn
- Jessica
- Kathleen
- Stephanie
- Girlfriend
- Flynn
- Fitch
- Nolan
- Andy
- Walsh
- Underwood
- Samantha
- Faye
- Kate
- Darby
- Margo
- Tiffany
- Tina
- Amanda
- Becky
- Sadie
- Freddie
- Nikki
- Ella
- Brad
- Prescott
- Heather
- Donna
- Michelle
- Robbie
- Piper
- Melanie
- Niles
- Pandora
- Boyfriend
- Katy
- Julie
- Cheryl
- Melissa
- Rebecca
- Zoe
- Rosie
- Surrogate
- Ryder
- Rachel
- Griffiths
- Logan
- Ann
- Amy
- Cathy
- Jennifer
- Housemate
- Vanessa
- Andre
- Liam
- Leah
- Olivia
- Quinn
- Maggie
- Susie
- Jacobs
- Hopkins
- Scientology
- Katharine
- Dolores
- Georgian
- Juliet
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
KATIE, proper noun. A diminutive of the female given name Catherine or any of its variant spellings.
KATIE, proper noun. The Missouri, Kansas and Texas (M.K.T) Railroad.
KATIE, proper noun. (poker slang) A king and a ten as a starting hand in Texas hold 'em due to phonetic similarity with "K-T"
Wise words
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