Associations to the word «Sumner»
Noun
- Presley
- Butler
- Morris
- Greene
- Sprague
- Paige
- Chester
- Atlantis
- Fairfield
- Mas
- Grimes
- County
- Frost
- Republican
- Stamp
- Geoffrey
- Archbishop
- Auburn
- Robertson
- Nashville
- Suffrage
- Reconstruction
- Suppression
- Yale
- Quartet
- Emery
- Abby
- Deaf
- Harlan
- Gibson
- Garrett
- Erickson
- Pierce
- Sloane
- Electronic
- Stanton
- Hartford
- Jennie
- Confederate
- Chichester
- Earthwork
- Fife
- Pulitzer
- Sasha
- Speech
- Jurist
- William
- Milford
- Herbert
- Sullivan
- Webster
- Crosby
- Lowell
- Avon
- Benjamin
- Chemist
- Boston
- Quarterly
- Cumberland
- Evangelist
- Rutherford
- Biographer
- Santo
- Conjecture
- Hickory
- Humphrey
- Jessie
- Wilson
- Hubbard
- Keller
- Abraham
- Tunnel
- Roosevelt
- Bridges
- Beatrice
- Greg
- Donald
- Reelection
- Adams
- Nobel
- Ratification
- Gillespie
- Imperialism
- Gilbert
- Eliot
- Statesman
- Tramway
- Carolina
- Claude
- Lifeboat
- Sawmill
Adverb
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.