Associations to the word «Marge»
Noun
- Homer
- Bart
- Selma
- Lisa
- Moe
- Patty
- Simpson
- Maggie
- Gower
- Springfield
- Redmond
- Streetcar
- Lenny
- Marjorie
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- Ned
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- Flashback
- Edna
- Parody
- Jacqueline
- Lulu
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- Gag
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- Jensen
- Oboe
- Helper
- Antic
- Julie
- Burns
- Skinner
- Meyers
- Maude
- Episode
- Aunt
- Becky
- Lam
- Invite
- Flying
- Frying
- Stu
- Vernon
- Ellie
- Kay
- Prompting
- Katherine
- Animator
- Refuse
- Halloween
- Bake
- Clint
- Cartwright
- Pee
- Mad
- Potter
- Cyborg
- Housewife
- Fargo
- Brim
- Elsie
- Mom
- Waitress
- Oates
- Mart
- Freddy
- Cartoonist
- Barbecue
- Hepburn
- Clarinet
- Flute
- Gil
- Sunset
- Typhoon
- Cincinnati
- Scully
- Joanne
- Hire
- Kid
- Francesca
- Chloe
Adverb
Wiktionary
MARGE, noun. Border; margin; edge; verge.
MARGE, noun. (colloquial) (UK) (NZ) margarine.
MARGE, proper noun. A short form of the female given name Margaret.
Dictionary definition
MARGE, noun. A spread made chiefly from vegetable oils and used as a substitute for butter.
Wise words
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