Associations to the word «Patricia»
Noun
- Clarkson
- Hodge
- Hewitt
- Hartley
- Neal
- Patty
- Hearst
- Buckley
- Holm
- Lesser
- Patsy
- Roc
- Patti
- Mcbride
- Pickering
- Medina
- Maureen
- Farley
- Pat
- Rosemary
- Mccormick
- Hy
- Gillian
- Skinner
- Beatty
- Fleming
- Ripley
- Mckenna
- Erin
- Nolan
- Hernandez
- Owens
- Valerie
- Pamela
- Hayes
- Baroness
- Ann
- Lille
- Cora
- Debra
- Kathleen
- Colleen
- Jacqueline
- Doris
- Princess
- Hitchcock
- Actress
- Manson
- Ana
- Dahl
- Elaine
- Eileen
- Ingrid
- Geraldine
- Sandra
- Crowley
- Templar
- Briggs
- Joan
- Grandchild
- Haines
- Collins
- Morrison
- Birch
- Amanda
- Annette
- Quinn
- Denise
- Lynn
- Gloria
- Limerick
- Phyllis
- Olga
- Celia
- Gail
- Marilyn
- Armando
- Ramsay
- Cathy
- Faust
- Madeleine
- Soprano
- Dubois
- Kathryn
- Foley
- Phelps
- Schultz
- Susan
- Lowry
- Fiona
- Atkins
- Linda
- Jill
- Marjorie
- Anne
- Richardson
- Kellogg
- Vargas
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
PATRICIA, proper noun. A female given name.
Wise words
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"infinitely" when you mean "very"; otherwise you'll have no
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