Associations to the word «Lucy»
Noun
- Lucille
- Beale
- Pelt
- Maud
- Dracula
- Eustace
- Cavendish
- Ashton
- Dusty
- Ricky
- Wordsworth
- Liu
- Lauren
- Ethel
- Wainwright
- Aunt
- Hale
- Ewing
- Duff
- Seward
- Marino
- Peanut
- Sitcom
- Vance
- Montgomery
- Edmund
- Married
- Ricardo
- Polly
- Griffiths
- Vivian
- Wardrobe
- Mina
- Parsons
- Niece
- Patty
- Suffrage
- Tempest
- Lizzie
- Carrie
- Mack
- Wills
- Stanton
- Nelly
- Cindy
- Turnbull
- Lucie
- Wendy
- Lucia
- Eliza
- Beatles
- Sprague
- Hutchinson
- Caroline
- Melissa
- Susan
- Emma
- Hobbs
- Emily
- Roche
- Tilly
- Carmichael
- Stella
- Mandy
- Kay
- Lionel
- Ollie
- Frances
- Jess
- Munro
- Woodrow
- Katie
- Granddaughter
- Woodward
- Charlie
- Gable
- Shelton
- Ian
- Lennon
- Hester
- Lois
- Bessie
- Scarlett
- Mott
- Blackwell
- Amy
- Denise
- Thurston
- Natalie
- Chimpanzee
- Miss
- Lydia
- Jo
- Diamond
- Elsie
- Daughter
- Harriet
Verb
Wiktionary
LUCY, proper noun. A female given name.
LUCY, proper noun. A surname derived from place names in Normandy based on a male personal name, from Latin Lucius.
LUCY, proper noun. The partial skeleton of a female Australopithecus afarensis, an early ancestor of human beings.
LUCY, noun. (archaic) the pike (a kind of fish).
Dictionary definition
LUCY, noun. Incomplete skeleton of female found in eastern Ethiopia in 1974.
Wise words
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