Associations to the word «Lesley»
Noun
- Matilda
- Crewe
- Elton
- Cbe
- Bradshaw
- Spencer
- Burt
- Clare
- Actress
- Veronica
- Shapiro
- Neill
- Janice
- Gillian
- Angela
- Davidson
- Julie
- Shirley
- Abrams
- Spindle
- Lynn
- Patricia
- Kay
- Jane
- Stark
- Mbe
- Manning
- Shropshire
- Cole
- Mcguire
- Riddle
- Jacqueline
- Jill
- Terence
- Ross
- Peacock
- Emeritus
- Buffy
- Forces
- Craig
- Jenny
- Brennan
- Everett
- Libby
- Kathy
- Abigail
- Hawker
- Presenter
- Shannon
- Atkins
- Burns
- Simpson
- Leslie
- Evans
- Shepard
- Jackie
- Bangor
- Michelle
- Olivia
- Payne
- Davies
- Susan
- Paterson
- Lu
- Coward
- Gwen
- Christopher
- Doris
- Backing
- Marjorie
- Robbie
- Stefan
- Peggy
- Greenwich
- Announcer
- Stephanie
- Rogers
- Chung
- Pat
- Controller
- Wendy
- Sutherland
- Amy
- Lawson
- Quincy
- Rus
- Livingston
- Diana
- Moss
- Olga
- Broadcaster
- Richmond
- Ken
- Donna
- Gavin
Verb
Wiktionary
LESLEY, proper noun. A Scottish surname meaning "garden of hollies".
LESLEY, proper noun. A female given name derived from the surname,used since the 18th century. Popular in the U.K. in the mid-20th century.
LESLEY, proper noun. (rare): A male given name.
Wise words
It is better wither to be silent, or to say things of more
value than silence. Sooner throw a pearl at hazard than an
idle or useless word; and do not say a little in many words,
but a great deal in a few.