Associations to the word «Lindsay»
Noun
- Moira
- Frost
- Sinclair
- Playwright
- Heather
- Hutton
- Jenny
- Barony
- Maxwell
- Wimbledon
- Stevenson
- Hugh
- Denton
- Michelle
- James
- Galloway
- Celebrity
- Vera
- Gardiner
- Vanessa
- Johnstone
- Len
- Christine
- Paisley
- Derek
- Patrick
- Maggie
- Santana
- Gwen
- Rebecca
- Marilyn
- Mckenna
- Trevor
- Semifinal
- Mori
- Mulberry
- Iain
- Australian
- Williams
- Cricketer
- Glenn
- Cameron
- Geoff
- Melissa
- Ramsay
- Fitzgerald
- Watt
- Alison
- Glee
- Harvey
- Neil
- Gareth
- Andrew
- Harlow
- Gertrude
- Pierce
- Choreography
- Boyd
- Bertha
- Irina
- Marriott
- Hawker
- Vic
- Lacey
- Wes
- Cory
- Lyon
- Allison
- Beatles
- Lawson
- Katherine
- Bing
- Roberts
- Pollock
- Laura
- Laird
- Sadie
- Jesse
- Kelly
- Goodwin
- Christina
- Douglas
- Dominique
- Leigh
- Picnic
- Lambert
- Ellen
- Douglass
- Jones
- Ross
- Nicola
- Graham
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
LINDSAY, proper noun. A Scottish habitational surname from Lindsey in Lincolnshire, from "Lincoln's wetland"
LINDSAY, proper noun. An Irish surname, a variant of Lindsey.
LINDSAY, proper noun. A male given name transferred from the surname.
LINDSAY, proper noun. A female given name used since the 1940s.
Dictionary definition
LINDSAY, noun. United States playwright who collaborated with Russel Crouse on several musicals (1889-1931).
LINDSAY, noun. United States poet who traveled the country trading his poems for room and board (1879-1931).
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