Associations to the word «Palmer»
Noun
- Jackson
- Robbie
- Saxophonist
- Fry
- Dobson
- Rankin
- Kensington
- Drum
- Lowell
- Lou
- Howe
- David
- Cox
- Lake
- Lyricist
- Goes
- Haley
- Antonia
- Flanagan
- Biologist
- Kaye
- Henley
- Cassidy
- Cummings
- Wellesley
- Moody
- Brian
- Donald
- Brooks
- Nigel
- Ware
- Twin
- Percussion
- Owens
- Lyle
- Prescott
- Vanessa
- Mansfield
- Salad
- Wayne
- Seward
- Donnelly
- Elizabeth
- Chris
- Rene
- Atom
- Pierce
- Parker
- Doll
- Lynch
- Vivian
- Raymond
- Baird
- Donna
- Mandy
- Frederic
- Nadia
- Johnson
- Superintendent
- Surveyor
- Quadrant
- Barlow
- Doug
- Bernhard
- Nick
- Sloop
- Haines
- Byron
- Montague
- Chandler
- Curtis
- Sonia
- Moore
- Saunders
- Payne
- Bellamy
- Leonard
- Audrey
- Tyler
- Michelle
- Abby
- Gail
- Alan
- Vizier
- Liam
- Newell
- Gage
- Guitarist
- Holly
- Michele
- Hodgson
- Cincinnati
Adjective
Wiktionary
PALMER, proper noun. An English surname.
PALMER, noun. A pilgrim who had been to the Holy Land and who brought back a palm branch in signification.
PALMER, noun. One who palms or cheats, as at cards or dice.
Dictionary definition
PALMER, noun. United States golfer (born in 1929).
Wise words
Kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes
are truly endless.