Associations to the word «Newman»
Noun
- Randy
- Haas
- Barnett
- Melinda
- Valentin
- Joanne
- Busch
- Phyllis
- Nikki
- Woodward
- Oratory
- Kramer
- Carson
- Sharon
- Nilsson
- Cardinal
- Dracula
- Mcqueen
- Pollock
- Ryan
- Racing
- Restart
- Abby
- Abbott
- Lionel
- Clint
- Kim
- Adolph
- Kerr
- Alec
- Kingsley
- Saxophonist
- Catholicism
- Cassie
- Butch
- Victor
- Alfred
- Geraldine
- Eastwood
- Terence
- Denny
- Paul
- Ruskin
- Jimmie
- Kyle
- Cassidy
- Halfback
- Carlyle
- Trumpet
- Jaime
- Darby
- Faber
- Genoa
- Trumpeter
- Nicholas
- Bolt
- Starring
- Winters
- Manning
- Lap
- Wichita
- Willem
- Muriel
- Anglican
- Hepburn
- Assent
- Sermon
- Garry
- Faust
- Kurt
- Promenade
- Sinatra
- Grimes
- Adam
- Ernest
- Colin
- Saxophone
- Arnold
- Dogma
- Aquinas
- Catholic
- Wilder
- Henry
- Bonnie
- Mccall
- Haynes
- Bergman
- Colleen
- Benton
- Campbell
- Ashley
- Ernie
- Summers
- Jerry
- Joey
Wiktionary
NEWMAN, proper noun. A surname meaning "a new man, a newcomer".
Dictionary definition
NEWMAN, noun. United States film actor (born in 1925).
NEWMAN, noun. English prelate and theologian who (with John Keble and Edward Pusey) founded the Oxford movement; Newman later turned to Roman Catholicism and became a cardinal (1801-1890).
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