Associations to the word «Nicholas»
Noun
- Bray
- Palatine
- Xxii
- Hereford
- Sadler
- Petersburg
- Clement
- Wade
- Married
- Easter
- Fitch
- St
- Beatles
- Emperor
- Natalia
- Devonshire
- Duke
- Alison
- Bowie
- Baronetcy
- Guildford
- Clarke
- Johanna
- Granddaughter
- Martyr
- Chapel
- Barber
- Exchequer
- Saunders
- Sammy
- Effigy
- Chaucer
- Chancel
- Heir
- Nephew
- Zoe
- Christopher
- Consecration
- Caroline
- Frontman
- Mcgraw
- Sims
- Vicar
- Synod
- Archbishop
- Hesse
- Aquinas
- Chichester
- Accession
- Baron
- Iv
- Chancery
- Nic
- Hammond
- Benedict
- Fitz
- Parish
- Platt
- Barron
- Kazan
- Basilica
- Church
- Mikhail
- Buffy
- Schism
- Ralph
- Owen
- Metropolis
- Gage
- Dominica
- Capo
- Julian
- Mp
- Jeremy
- Grandchild
- Eton
- Confessor
- Schoolmaster
- Orthodoxy
- Dominic
- Sir
- Adrian
- Iii
- Rector
- Pearce
- Forster
- Steeple
- Eyre
- Dmitri
- Bishop
Verb
Adverb
Wiktionary
NICHOLAS, proper noun. A male given name. Best known for a legendary St. Nicholas, associated with Father Christmas.
NICHOLAS, proper noun. A patronymic surname.
Dictionary definition
NICHOLAS, noun. A bishop in Asia Minor who is associated with Santa Claus (4th century).
Wise words
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