Associations to the word «Lloyd»
Noun
- Webber
- Wright
- Boyce
- Cher
- Bridges
- Kaufman
- Liberator
- Abolitionist
- Phantom
- Nolan
- Julian
- Harold
- Exchequer
- Garrison
- Gareth
- Clive
- Frank
- Andrew
- Banks
- Rees
- Superstar
- Cymru
- Croft
- Kenyon
- Danielle
- George
- Wendell
- Chaplin
- Woodrow
- Douglass
- Musical
- Carr
- Robson
- Christopher
- Graeme
- Balfour
- Doris
- Commotion
- Seton
- Wolff
- Liberal
- Churchill
- Munition
- Davies
- Rhys
- Aerospace
- Welsh
- Cheryl
- Megan
- Geoff
- Stephens
- Syndicate
- Theo
- Colin
- Shipping
- Buster
- David
- Jones
- Sampson
- Jeremy
- Bremen
- Erskine
- Robertson
- Coalition
- Mandy
- Saxophonist
- Requiem
- Braun
- Hughes
- Prairie
- Redmond
- Jenna
- Ivor
- Aero
- Stevenson
- Owen
- Winston
- Cruz
- Unionist
- Architect
- Lil
- Roach
- Steamship
- Cole
- Liner
- Richards
- Bacon
- Trieste
- Norman
- Sachs
- Myles
- Hurley
- Coleridge
- Fairbanks
Verb
Wiktionary
LLOYD, proper noun. A surname of Welsh origin, from a nickname for someone with gray hair.
LLOYD, proper noun. A male given name transferred from the surname
Dictionary definition
LLOYD, noun. United States comic actor in silent films; he used physical danger as a source of comedy (1893-1971).
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