Associations to the word «Nash»
Noun
- Mick
- Greene
- Walter
- Vaughan
- Laureate
- Dwight
- Percy
- Robbery
- Winslow
- Elvis
- Reunion
- Mathematician
- Allan
- Dallas
- Anarchy
- Belinda
- Dusty
- Knowles
- Efficient
- Lewis
- Salford
- Insider
- Rhino
- Neumann
- Carte
- Handicap
- Jeff
- Orton
- Malone
- Bernstein
- Patti
- Mafia
- Buchanan
- Derek
- Feud
- Stephen
- Harmony
- Joe
- Pall
- Keefe
- Routing
- Caroline
- Teammate
- Songwriter
- Healy
- Blackwood
- Christopher
- Regent
- Convergence
- Ajax
- Foster
- Reggae
- Godfrey
- Hart
- Jason
- Presley
- Robb
- Gill
- Feldman
- Griffith
- Hawkins
- Turret
- Marque
- Airplane
- Calvert
- Damien
- Dickinson
- Fleetwood
- Malcolm
- Pepsi
- Fraser
- Sebastian
- Romney
- Patsy
- Goldsmith
- Ellie
- Trio
- Langley
- Columbus
- Sean
- Jelly
- Graeme
- Quad
- Pamela
- Darius
- Camille
- Bob
- Outlaw
- Chris
- David
Wiktionary
NASH, proper noun. A surname.
NASH, adjective. (UK) (dialect) firm; stiff; hard
NASH, adjective. (UK) (dialect) chilly
NASH EQUILIBRIUM, noun. (game theory) The set of choices of players' strategies for which no player can benefit by changing his or her strategy assuming that the other players keep theirs unchanged.
Dictionary definition
NASH, noun. United States writer noted for his droll epigrams (1902-1971).
Wise words
Men govern nothing with more difficulty than their tongues,
and can moderate their desires more than their words.