Associations to the word «Thornton»
Noun
- Wilder
- Croydon
- Heath
- Mama
- Harlan
- Billy
- Tiffany
- Melanie
- Zach
- Buck
- Craven
- Lacey
- Norwood
- Bruin
- Sling
- Bob
- Fleetwood
- Moira
- Ide
- Burgess
- Mae
- Marcus
- Dart
- Pollard
- Sykes
- Fife
- Willis
- Yorkshire
- Vanessa
- Hound
- Clifford
- Bradford
- Lansing
- Presley
- Rey
- Dial
- Willie
- Tara
- Cecilia
- Ci
- Isaiah
- Edna
- Moor
- Otis
- Buckinghamshire
- Kate
- Blair
- Tex
- Baroness
- Scarborough
- Brenda
- Peacock
- Shark
- Hutton
- Dale
- Crockett
- Lincolnshire
- Zachary
- Judy
- Robb
- Niles
- Wilde
- Warwick
- Andre
- Shawn
- Lancashire
- Melody
- Clipper
- Grant
- Kirk
- Darryl
- Capitol
- Dolan
- Randy
- Patton
- Staple
- Leigh
- Starring
- Horton
- Cyril
- Sargent
- Fargo
- Fairfield
- Sherwood
- Astronaut
- Philanthropist
- Mildred
- Sonny
- Meredith
- Leslie
- Helena
- Cedric
- Clayton
- Pulitzer
- Jenkins
- Mcleod
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
THORNTON, proper noun. Any of several placenames in England and Scotland.
THORNTON, proper noun. An English and Scottish habitational surname from these places.
THORNTON, proper noun. A male given name transferred from the surname.
Dictionary definition
THORNTON, noun. American architect (1759-1828).
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.