Associations to the word «Phyllis»
Noun
- Calvert
- Summers
- Somerville
- Vance
- Dare
- Pam
- Newman
- Nadia
- Bree
- Stafford
- Avery
- Nell
- Madge
- Mcguire
- Gretchen
- Ella
- Angela
- Sharon
- Dwight
- Sax
- Lyon
- Bess
- Gladys
- Lambert
- Bergman
- Elsie
- Brooks
- Yvonne
- Michelle
- Gina
- Abbott
- Desmond
- Muriel
- Rankin
- Jacobson
- Webb
- Logan
- Erin
- Sheila
- Lois
- Eileen
- Bentley
- Mona
- Damon
- Berman
- Astor
- Reynolds
- Deane
- Morse
- Ann
- Christine
- Darryl
- Soprano
- Dorothy
- Peggy
- Sally
- Valerie
- Patti
- Edna
- Bridget
- Sasha
- Pearce
- Lola
- Wiener
- Nancy
- Feminist
- Joyce
- Reeves
- Tyler
- Dee
- Drummond
- Cassie
- Gloria
- Judith
- Lauren
- Ethel
- Carol
- Actress
- Meredith
- Married
- Nick
- Roberta
- Browne
- Patricia
- Comedian
- Dillon
- Forum
- Mack
- Danielle
- Mbe
- Noel
- Geraldine
- Betty
Wiktionary
PHYLLIS, proper noun. (Greek mythology) A girl who killed herself for love, and was turned into an almond tree.
PHYLLIS, proper noun. A female given name derived from the mythological character.
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