Associations to the word «Mercer»
Noun
- Macon
- Ellington
- Trenton
- Johnny
- Carmichael
- Ewing
- Tess
- Mabel
- Draper
- Bellevue
- Kern
- Wilbur
- Monmouth
- Whiting
- Mayer
- Middlesex
- Jersey
- Harold
- Fenton
- Autumn
- Bucks
- Rick
- Princeton
- Lyricist
- Burlington
- Mick
- Windsor
- Greenville
- Grocer
- Fayette
- Township
- Mcdowell
- Shine
- Sinatra
- Bing
- Crosby
- Positive
- Filly
- Ga
- Scholastic
- Erica
- Georgia
- Baptist
- Savannah
- Ella
- Goldsmith
- Brooke
- Dawson
- Jockey
- Cabaret
- Hermitage
- Lyric
- Somerset
- Cbc
- Jerome
- Allegheny
- Curry
- Shin
- Alderman
- Greene
- Allison
- Crawford
- Doll
- Eleanor
- Sadie
- Bloom
- Summers
- Delaware
- Camden
- Hugh
- Warren
- Pennsylvania
- Shelby
- Cecil
- Cathy
- Pendleton
- Blanchard
- Furlong
- Seattle
- Muriel
- Tile
- Erie
- Lex
- Granville
- Asa
- Goth
- Vanderbilt
- Empathy
- Mae
- Sid
- Newbury
Wiktionary
MERCER, noun. A merchant dealing in fabrics and textiles, especially silks and other fine cloths.
MERCER, proper noun. A surname.
Dictionary definition
MERCER, noun. A dealer in textiles (especially silks).
MERCER, noun. British maker of printed calico cloth who invented mercerizing (1791-1866).
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