Associations to the word «Kemp»
Noun
- Bowie
- Pretoria
- Joanne
- Reggie
- Sussex
- Peggy
- Wes
- Vinci
- Homer
- Villiers
- Regression
- Modeling
- Datum
- Endorsement
- Willie
- Mcmillan
- Kaufman
- Cad
- Geoffrey
- Gavin
- Transvaal
- Crescent
- Kay
- Wayne
- Midsummer
- Melanie
- Johnny
- Warwickshire
- Rockies
- Saxophonist
- Hayden
- Grant
- Nba
- Edwards
- Query
- Evan
- Gonzalez
- Rbi
- Dobson
- Tony
- Matthew
- Clive
- Familiar
- Dawson
- Albuquerque
- Leonardo
- Keating
- Saber
- Mcnamara
- Rectangle
- Sg
- Cheney
- Paine
- Winnie
- Rancho
- Wicket
- Soap
- Afghanistan
- Lullaby
- Darrell
- Antarctica
- Kent
- Gazetteer
- Gps
- Sill
- Axel
- Dalton
- Sentencing
- Lula
- Ronald
- Johannes
- Gareth
- Bicycle
- Coordinate
- Nominee
- Stag
- Penn
- Waiver
- Fleetwood
- Bassist
- Teammate
- Graeme
- Lucy
- Commando
- Adrian
- Jill
- Tate
- Fitzpatrick
Adverb
Wiktionary
KEMP, noun. Coarse, rough hair, wool, or fur; (in the plural) knotty hairs that will not felt.
KEMP, adjective. Shaggy; rough.
KEMP, verb. (intransitive) To strive or contend in any way; strive for victory.
KEMP, noun. A champion; a knight.
KEMP, proper noun. A surname.
KEMP, proper noun. A town in Oklahoma.
KEMP, proper noun. A city in Texas.
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.