Associations to the word «Ted»
Noun
- Sta
- Bartender
- Hewitt
- Sylvia
- Sturgeon
- Curt
- Halfback
- Rogers
- Baxter
- Sid
- Wainwright
- Willis
- Cartoonist
- Bob
- Mcnamara
- Owens
- Armstrong
- Terry
- Murdoch
- Outfielder
- Kahn
- Reeve
- Stan
- Announcer
- Slalom
- Barrington
- Ellie
- Booster
- Tally
- Superstar
- Lou
- Copeland
- Carson
- Benny
- Ovid
- Reg
- Drake
- Faber
- Kaye
- Goodwin
- Bernie
- Bert
- Chuck
- Scratch
- Doyle
- Cindy
- Linebacker
- Atkinson
- Bill
- Dorsey
- Celeste
- Hawkins
- Emery
- Nichols
- Feldman
- Mcmahon
- Doug
- Jimmie
- Lewis
- Peggy
- Sadler
- Mandy
- Oates
- Janet
- Raw
- Gerry
- Mann
- Frankie
- Knit
- Adventure
- Dick
- Maureen
- Wally
- Jim
- Orr
- Sargent
- Dey
- Fred
- Madeline
- Undertaker
- Guitarist
- Microprocessor
- Glenn
- Fullback
- Morton
- Howe
- Byrne
- Byrd
- Boyfriend
- Ken
- Mort
- Reeves
Wiktionary
TED, proper noun. A nickname associated with the male given names Edward and Theodore.
TED, noun. (informal) A Teddy boy.
TED, noun. Transmission electron diffraction
TED, noun. Turtle excluder device
TED, noun. Thyroid eye disease
TED, proper noun. Technology Entertainment Design, a series of global conferences.
TED, noun. Teddy boy
TED, verb. To spread hay for drying
TED SPREAD, noun. (finance) the difference in yields between inter-bank and U.S. Government loans.
Dictionary definition
TED, noun. A tough youth of 1950's and 1960's wearing Edwardian style clothes.
Wise words
Wisdom does not show itself so much in precept as in life -
in firmness of mind and a mastery of appetite. It teaches us
to do, as well as talk, and to make our words and actions
all of a color.