Associations to the word «Pam»
Noun
- Novak
- Bobby
- Abby
- Blair
- Bianca
- Barrett
- Tara
- Cindy
- Ary
- Brad
- Michael
- Willis
- Garth
- Ann
- Rebecca
- Brenda
- Mustard
- Vicki
- Delgado
- Oscar
- Evans
- Connie
- Katy
- Janice
- Fenton
- Molly
- Beale
- Goodbye
- Danny
- Fay
- Daryl
- Chun
- Kimberly
- Judy
- Furrow
- Ricky
- Myers
- Peters
- Melanie
- Ryan
- Gavin
- Warehouse
- Mcintyre
- Boyfriend
- Judd
- Rosemary
- Pap
- Jules
- Crush
- Barb
- Antic
- Peggy
- Progeny
- Stepmother
- Mueller
- Eric
- Vanessa
- Infiltration
- Terence
- Liz
- Ellison
- Cynthia
- Lizzie
- Yeshiva
- Randy
- Myra
- Travis
- Stockton
- Lynne
- Christine
- Starring
- Spacer
- Mick
- Michelle
- Tanner
- Katherine
- Lori
- Creed
- Kennedy
- Bernie
- Clement
- Chloride
- Ling
- Galloway
- Laurie
- Rick
- Julie
- Tucker
- Tracy
- Vila
- Weekly
- Billie
Adverb
Wiktionary
PAM, noun. The jack of clubs in loo played with hands of 5 cards.
PAM, noun. A card game, similar to napoleon, in which the jack of clubs is the highest trump.
PAM, verb. To pan.
PAM, proper noun. A diminutive of the female given name Pamela.
Wise words
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