Associations to the word «Peggy»
Noun
- Guggenheim
- Sue
- Garner
- Sinatra
- Olson
- Cass
- Hicks
- Mcintosh
- Lee
- Windsor
- Bing
- Ella
- Fleming
- Joyce
- Dow
- Archie
- Alvin
- Joanne
- Margaret
- Eaton
- Jess
- Mitchell
- Benny
- Erwin
- Draper
- Crosby
- Tilly
- Cartwright
- Doris
- Hilary
- Fitzgerald
- Holly
- Bauer
- Molly
- Ramsay
- Norma
- Moran
- Ellington
- Hank
- Billie
- Buddy
- Dinah
- Ann
- Patti
- Judy
- Stacey
- Vic
- Carter
- Peg
- Reeves
- Rosemary
- Patsy
- Como
- Platter
- Landlady
- Ronnie
- Kathy
- Elaine
- Goodman
- Barbara
- Aeroplane
- Eileen
- Jarvis
- Rea
- Nash
- Cindy
- Novak
- Elisabeth
- Ting
- Kathleen
- Rockefeller
- Rusty
- Chad
- Rae
- Shannon
- Nat
- Phyllis
- Dorothy
- Betty
- Joan
- Mel
- Sterling
- Phil
- Megan
- Susie
- Pat
- Abe
- Pete
- Callahan
- Pamela
- Palazzo
- Anita
- Mae
- Webber
- Cole
- Hitchcock
- Mama
Adjective
Wiktionary
PEGGY, proper noun. A diminutive of the female given name Margaret, also used as a formal given name.
Wise words
A wise man hears one word and understands two.