Associations to the word «Newman»
Noun
- Burt
- Ellsworth
- Edwin
- Indy
- Wendell
- Sadler
- Sax
- Jeff
- Dustin
- Larson
- Fullback
- Verity
- Noah
- Stewart
- Barry
- Brad
- Joe
- Elaine
- Liberalism
- Kevin
- Melissa
- Denise
- Melvin
- Ron
- Inferno
- Cinematography
- Prom
- Gladstone
- Joshua
- Chaplain
- Libel
- Lola
- Madame
- Nicholson
- Premier
- Byrne
- Oscar
- Tennyson
- Caution
- Katherine
- Coleridge
- Rob
- Tony
- Doris
- Debbie
- Soap
- Rosalind
- Nick
- Vita
- Floyd
- Organic
- Cathy
- Sidney
- Lockhart
- Lorraine
- Fred
- Bernstein
- Ambrose
- Garner
- Arranger
- Tract
- Kenneth
- Theologian
- Champ
- Saul
- Ry
- Avery
- Lauren
- Lew
- Gerry
- Elvis
- Ralph
- Fg
- Stanley
- Birmingham
- Oxford
- Westport
- Protestantism
- Dyke
- Hank
- Holden
- Heather
- Eileen
- Caine
- Marquis
- Sting
- Leslie
- Jimmy
- David
- Marvin
- Eric
- Hitchcock
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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