Associations to the word «Miles»
Noun
- Bess
- Gloucester
- Romney
- Evans
- Coleman
- Freighter
- Vanessa
- Tat
- Keyboardist
- Sylvia
- Darius
- Sawyer
- Hubbard
- Bloomfield
- Carlton
- Scully
- Faraday
- Clapton
- Airlock
- Bodyguard
- Stevie
- Mccartney
- Quincy
- Craven
- Bayer
- Beatles
- Sarah
- Docking
- Chick
- Hara
- Nicola
- Goodman
- Lillian
- Joanna
- Nod
- Fitzgerald
- Charlie
- Wally
- Musing
- Navarro
- Aaron
- Funk
- Priscilla
- Sax
- Bassist
- Christi
- Jasmine
- Vicki
- Tunic
- Creed
- Governess
- Gerry
- Woody
- Scanner
- Vaughan
- Hitchcock
- Dexter
- Sinatra
- Cox
- Rascal
- Bonn
- Drummer
- Appleton
- Fleetwood
- Sheridan
- Wes
- Feldman
- Lenny
- Infirmary
- Stan
- Fusion
- Celestial
- Marley
- Richardson
Wiktionary
MILES, noun. Plural of mile
MILES, noun. (slang) A great distance.
MILES, proper noun. A male given name.
MILES, proper noun. A patronymic surname, also derived from a form of Michael.
MILES GLORIOSUS, noun. (literary) (performing arts) A standard character in ancient comedy and in modern comedy depicting ancient military figures: the bravado-filled, self-important, swaggering soldier.
MILES GLORIOSUS, noun. Alternative form of miles gloriosus
Wise words
Four things come not back. The spoken word, the sped arrow,
the past life, ad the neglected opportunity.