Associations to the word «Tim»
Noun
- Tiny
- Mcgraw
- Hardin
- Earle
- Robbins
- Curry
- Graeme
- Buckley
- Burton
- Webber
- Healy
- Finn
- Roth
- Timothy
- Ripper
- Meadows
- Vic
- Daly
- Conway
- Gunn
- Brooks
- Brooke
- Tko
- Maia
- Horton
- Manu
- Duncan
- Christensen
- Bassist
- Sweeney
- Keefe
- Brien
- Owens
- Sheen
- Batman
- Tam
- Goodman
- Elton
- Drake
- Wonderland
- Frontman
- Brant
- Leary
- Damian
- Directory
- Pierce
- Keyboardist
- Brad
- Wakefield
- Firth
- Drummer
- Holt
- Rice
- Armstrong
- Kerr
- Ufc
- Ries
- Sparks
- Burgess
- Kelley
- Faye
- Guitarist
- Keane
- Neil
- Greg
- Reilly
- Marsh
- Hutchinson
- Mastering
- Ber
- Riley
- Blake
- Dobson
- Nichols
- Superstar
- Rooney
- Costello
- Drummond
- Frazier
- Quarterback
- Keyboard
- Tobias
- Mcgee
- Gator
- Matt
- Gaines
- Connolly
- Geoff
- Farley
- Sherwood
- Vocalist
- Pat
- Bass
- Saxophone
- Heidi
- Powers
Wiktionary
TIM, proper noun. A male given name, a sortened form of Timothy and, very rarely, of Timon.
TIM, proper noun. (slang) (derogatory) (UK) (Ireland) A Catholic.
TIM, proper noun. A supporter of the Scottish football team, Celtic
TIM, proper noun. (British) A nickname for the speaking clock.
Wise words
It is better wither to be silent, or to say things of more
value than silence. Sooner throw a pearl at hazard than an
idle or useless word; and do not say a little in many words,
but a great deal in a few.