Associations to the word «Sumner»
Noun
- Welles
- Seward
- Locke
- Abolitionist
- Wendell
- Appleton
- Christchurch
- Brooks
- Navajo
- Earle
- Bernard
- Draper
- Mcclellan
- Blackwood
- Tacoma
- Graham
- Macon
- Senator
- Charles
- Callahan
- Elliott
- Gillian
- Aggie
- Southerner
- Coco
- Edwin
- Canterbury
- Annexation
- Radical
- Slavery
- Preston
- Hess
- Cane
- Hooker
- Lister
- Destroyer
- Massachusetts
- Hester
- Tennessee
- Kansas
- Potomac
- Paine
- Maine
- Stevens
- Hook
- Sociologist
- Dd
- Dole
- Congressman
- Cunningham
- Emerson
- Sophie
- Lincoln
- Emancipation
- Winchester
- Sting
- Barron
- Senate
- Kimball
- Freedman
- Oration
- Phillips
- Whig
- Kern
- Fort
- Sociology
- Shapiro
- Rusty
- Mcdowell
- Domingo
- Sheppard
- Bugle
- Franklin
- Davidson
- Horace
- Handbook
- Tobin
- Repeal
- Julius
- Mickey
- Obscenity
- Spencer
- Cid
- Ives
- Curtis
- Diane
- Ian
- Statehood
- Wade
- Rt
- Chase
- Wichita
- Waldo
- Harrow
Wiktionary
SUMNER, proper noun. An occupational surname for a summoner in court.
SUMNER, noun. Obsolete form of summoner.
Dictionary definition
SUMNER, noun. United States sociologist (1840-1910).
Wise words
The most important things are the hardest things to say.
They are the things you get ashamed of because words
diminish your feelings - words shrink things that seem
timeless when they are in your head to no more than living
size when they are brought out.