Associations to the word «Mather»
Noun
- Cotton
- Puritan
- Platt
- Americana
- Afb
- Witchcraft
- Christi
- Aubrey
- Navigator
- Winthrop
- Salem
- Dorchester
- Darryl
- Clergyman
- Advertising
- Sacramento
- Smallpox
- Salford
- Reverend
- Kelley
- Burroughs
- Barrie
- Swan
- Witch
- Tempest
- Increase
- Sermon
- Weston
- Mathews
- Wigan
- Uncle
- Mcclellan
- Goodwin
- Erickson
- Calif
- Samuel
- Freighter
- Providence
- Hewitt
- Flora
- Ellington
- Steamship
- Harvard
- Gallows
- Hutchinson
- Bethesda
- Benson
- Boston
- Nobel
- Leigh
- Douglass
- Horace
- Willow
- Goddard
- Shepard
- Dixon
- Stephen
- Massachusetts
- Randolph
- Rancho
- Thom
- Kenyon
- Rick
- Plutarch
- Nathaniel
- Cleveland
- Matthews
- Kc
- Preacher
- Daphne
- Quaker
- Industrialist
- Farrell
- Burnett
- Trial
- Pastor
- Mcintyre
- Hartford
- Charter
- Summa
- Hannah
- Brooks
- Satan
- Degeneration
- Eliot
- Burnham
- Poole
- Singleton
Wiktionary
MATHER, noun. Alternative form of madder
MATHER, proper noun. A surname.
MATHER, proper noun. A male given name
MATHER, proper noun. Any of a number of towns in English-speaking countries
Wise words
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