Associations to the word «Margery»
Noun
- Wentworth
- Hazel
- Mina
- Lydia
- Corbett
- Heiress
- Maude
- Dame
- Harriet
- Married
- Esquire
- Fry
- Gladys
- Tommy
- Mystic
- Lacy
- Mistress
- Willoughby
- Wiltshire
- Seymour
- Doubleday
- Gardening
- Sitter
- Maud
- Eyre
- Burgh
- Ellen
- Sitting
- Chung
- Rowe
- Agatha
- Deane
- Granddaughter
- Eleanor
- Julian
- Gardner
- Twa
- Muriel
- Susanna
- Lizzie
- Manor
- Tyrone
- Susie
- Sharp
- Timothy
- Margaret
- Centurion
- Joan
- Daughter
- Callahan
- Dolly
- Neville
- Autobiography
- Bridget
- Eldest
- Claus
- Shroud
- Reverend
- Gardener
- Fingerprint
- Alice
- Elsie
- Grandparent
- Knox
- Vaughan
- Walters
- Cosmology
- Widow
- Baron
- Walter
- Elizabeth
- Mor
- Devon
- Conway
- Pew
- Polly
- Heir
- Norwich
- Anne
- Edmund
- Suffolk
- Christie
- Miss
- Hilton
- Witch
- Mason
- Lucia
- Fisher
Wiktionary
MARGERY, proper noun. A female given name, from a medieval vernacular form of Margaret.
Wise words
Pleasant words are as an honeycomb, sweet to the soul, and
health to the bones.