Associations to the word «Pollock»
Noun
- Willem
- Shaun
- Cod
- Graeme
- Picasso
- Drip
- Maitland
- Jackson
- Sheldon
- Guggenheim
- Barnett
- Whiting
- Adolph
- Greenberg
- Herring
- Tuna
- Calder
- Montagu
- Nw
- Seafood
- Sharon
- Kabul
- Alaska
- Abstraction
- Endowment
- Salmon
- Pablo
- Psychoanalysis
- Benton
- Painting
- Mint
- Rip
- Franz
- Crab
- Dm
- Newman
- Canvas
- Squid
- Roe
- Hopper
- Bertram
- Frederick
- Frederic
- Eileen
- Crustacean
- Vida
- Catfish
- Marcia
- Excise
- Dripping
- Paint
- Bowler
- Shrimp
- Baronet
- Villiers
- Barlow
- Baronetcy
- Lobster
- Sanskrit
- Emma
- Ting
- Exchequer
- Jasper
- Painter
- Fellowship
- Fishery
- Corey
- Pulitzer
- Orr
- Ellen
- Yves
- Wilton
- Wicket
- Shoal
- Ida
- Baronetage
- Oliver
- Clement
- Coinage
- Gillian
- Batsman
- Grant
- Richards
- Gopher
- Vc
- Joan
- Cricketer
- Rufus
- Stockton
- Jacques
- Jp
Wiktionary
POLLOCK, noun. Either of two lean, white marine food fishes, of the genus Pollachius, in the cod family.
POLLOCK, verb. To fish for pollock.
POLLOCK, verb. To splatter, as with paint.
POLLOCK, proper noun. A surname.
POLLOCK, noun. A painting by Jackson Pollock.
POLLOCK, noun. Alternative spelling of Polack
Dictionary definition
POLLOCK, noun. United States artist famous for painting with a drip technique; a leader of abstract expressionism in America (1912-1956).
POLLOCK, noun. Lean white flesh of North Atlantic fish; similar to codfish.
POLLOCK, noun. Important food and game fish of northern seas (especially the northern Atlantic); related to cod.
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