Associations to the word «Melissa»
Noun
- Shawn
- Leach
- Daniels
- Quentin
- Brooke
- Madeline
- Eileen
- Russo
- Cindy
- Barlow
- Nikita
- Diane
- Roderick
- Elaine
- Jake
- Haze
- Jason
- Matthews
- Teresa
- Hilary
- Patricia
- Bassist
- Rachael
- Kris
- Marcia
- Erica
- Der
- Keefe
- Spencer
- Debra
- Carolyn
- Vargas
- Michele
- Gabrielle
- Piazza
- Liz
- Webber
- Camilla
- Sharon
- Nina
- Belinda
- Newman
- Ingrid
- Keyboardist
- Ann
- Cramer
- Mcintyre
- Chloe
- Katherine
- Harrington
- Laurie
- Holly
- Jo
- Adam
- Rhys
- Loren
- Steiner
- Paige
- Sara
- Susan
- Songwriter
- Rex
- Judith
- Flynn
- Coleman
- Emilio
- Lullaby
- Katrina
- Koch
- Brenda
- Jarrett
- Mcconnell
- Pearce
- Kelley
- Chad
- Sargent
- Bale
- Wilcox
- Bean
- Lea
- Kelly
- Archer
- Wil
- Annette
- Nathan
- Stella
- Elton
- Drip
- Wilder
- Lyons
- Blake
- Witch
- Valle
Wiktionary
MELISSA, noun. A plant of the Melissa genus, especially lemon balm, often used medicinally.
MELISSA, proper noun. A taxonomic genus within the family Lamiaceae — lemon balm.
MELISSA, proper noun. (Greek god) Bee-nymph in Greek mythology.
MELISSA, proper noun. A female given name. Popular in the latter half of the 20th century.
Dictionary definition
MELISSA, noun. A genus of Old World mints of the family Labiatae.
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