Associations to the word «Polly»
Noun
- Aunt
- Cass
- Bergen
- Ann
- Keefe
- Draper
- Nichols
- Moran
- Chalmers
- Peck
- Cracker
- Platt
- Parrot
- Pendleton
- Wills
- Davy
- Blouse
- Adler
- Dolly
- Miss
- Perkins
- Sid
- Beggar
- Meg
- Samson
- Crockett
- Filly
- Nadir
- Fleetwood
- Lucy
- Flinder
- Zachary
- Basil
- Sally
- Thatcher
- Hickory
- Melinda
- Curtis
- Kettle
- Harrington
- Susanna
- Sterling
- Attic
- Maggie
- Molly
- Crosby
- Firefly
- Eustace
- Waitress
- Nook
- Nirvana
- Duncan
- Peggy
- Dudley
- Betsy
- Sweetheart
- Emery
- Nancy
- Ripper
- Niece
- Circus
- Angelina
- Sawyer
- Fer
- Doll
- Annette
- Rutherford
- Rae
- Vaughn
- Cad
- Bellamy
- Sandy
- Elsie
- Tom
- Helen
- Dunbar
- Stake
- Nell
- Squash
- Hemingway
- Handkerchief
- Frock
- Oaks
- Freddy
- Fenton
- Newmarket
Adverb
Wiktionary
POLLY, proper noun. A female given name, nickname for Mary created by rhyming with Molly.
POLLY, proper noun. A common name for a pet parrot.
Wise words
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