Associations to the word «Mortimer»
Noun
- Ian
- Neville
- Katharine
- Grafton
- Montague
- Valentine
- Lordship
- Bang
- Newbury
- Solicitor
- Kingsley
- Eldest
- Lillian
- Retainer
- Barony
- Favourite
- Sir
- Cecilia
- Claimant
- Keen
- Glamorgan
- Gareth
- Bergen
- Granddaughter
- Wally
- Biographer
- Clifford
- Margaret
- Arden
- Bancroft
- Beckett
- Jerome
- Laurence
- Comedian
- Ralph
- Henrietta
- Castle
- Meg
- Middlesbrough
- Deceased
- Mayo
- Caine
- Steve
- Nottingham
- Raymond
- Oxford
- Throne
- Proctor
- Shields
- Chad
- Geoffrey
- Kimberly
- Schoolmaster
- Jeremy
- Anne
- Angus
- Indus
- Manor
- Henry
- Grandson
- Harmon
- Barrett
- Archaeology
- Joanne
- Rooster
- Fitz
- Traitor
- Augustus
- Lamb
- Archibald
- Brandon
- Bungalow
- Adventurer
- Mickey
- Obscenity
- Barr
- Greg
- Yogi
- Lords
- Kaufman
- Richard
- Kent
- Kildare
- Grill
- Schubert
- Matthias
- Sitcom
- Beatty
- Custody
- John
- Roderick
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
MORTIMER, proper noun. A British surname.
MORTIMER, proper noun. A male given name transferred from the surname.
Dictionary definition
MORTIMER, noun. English nobleman who deposed Edward II and was executed by Edward III (1287-1330).
Wise words
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