Associations to the word «Leslie»
Noun
- Cheung
- Hawthorn
- Nielsen
- Henson
- Melville
- Montrose
- Fenton
- Bassett
- Frazier
- Bethel
- Shepard
- Lew
- Watts
- Phillips
- Tyne
- Lisa
- Templar
- Hammond
- Dobson
- Anita
- Harem
- Weekly
- Argyll
- Howard
- Sparks
- Mann
- Desmond
- Ann
- Manson
- Blackbird
- Sheppard
- Ron
- Banks
- Joan
- Norman
- Eliza
- Mackay
- Rudolph
- Beverley
- Obe
- Geraldine
- Jess
- Frost
- Tracy
- Amy
- Cochran
- Munro
- Cromwell
- Dunbar
- Paperback
- Norris
- Stephen
- Liszt
- Cassie
- Cbe
- Edgar
- Swanson
- Mcfarland
- Nan
- Pearce
- Esq
- Newark
- Stuart
- Gaiety
- Cookbook
- Sanderson
- Shane
- Royalist
- Epstein
- Angie
- Balfour
- Downs
- Starring
- Rudd
- Brooke
- Lindsay
- Alison
- Hepburn
- Hutchinson
- Spit
- Brigadier
- Gladys
- Cricketer
- Compton
- Chow
- Leland
- Cyril
- Wilkinson
- Frank
- Earl
- Stokes
- Osborne
- Fife
- Phyllis
- Gardiner
- Gibbon
- Anthony
- Vanessa
- Mbe
Verb
Wiktionary
LESLIE, proper noun. A Scottish surname.
LESLIE, proper noun. A male given name derived from the surname.
LESLIE, proper noun. A female given name, of mostly American usage.
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.