Associations to the word «Lloyd»
Noun
- Cutler
- Jarrett
- Daniels
- Insurance
- Tim
- Unitarian
- Guggenheim
- Haynes
- Prime
- Downing
- Eastman
- Becky
- Starring
- Martina
- Trevor
- Goldman
- Vaughan
- Roscoe
- Handbook
- Fanny
- Cello
- Keynes
- Janet
- Conscription
- Kitchener
- Hernandez
- Evans
- Gorman
- Chancellor
- Morgan
- Register
- Mckenna
- Kahn
- Phillips
- Sue
- Bancroft
- Norma
- Mandolin
- Broker
- Rice
- Rudolph
- Conservative
- Parry
- Chamberlain
- Geoffrey
- Kelley
- Quaker
- Evan
- Orton
- Shaun
- Bennett
- Thatcher
- William
- Slavery
- Hugh
- Alan
- Brandon
- Roberts
- Consultancy
- Austen
- Paige
- Diane
- Kramer
- Glenn
- Comedy
- Eaton
- Hitchcock
- Stowe
- Cbe
- Ari
- Sullivan
- Ian
- Esq
- Ramsay
- Griffith
- Elton
- Liz
- Vittorio
- Elaine
- Shortstop
- Indies
- Lewis
- Herbert
- Hampstead
- Nigel
- Mcguire
- Barlow
- Trafalgar
- Jamie
- Edward
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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