Associations to the word «Vaughan»
Noun
- Stevie
- Jimmie
- Clapton
- Ralph
- Markham
- Sarah
- Williams
- Frankie
- Hendrix
- Ella
- Sinatra
- Dinah
- Thunderbird
- Billie
- Gillespie
- Fitzgerald
- Wonderland
- Ursula
- Symphony
- Middlesbrough
- Horne
- Ray
- Lenny
- Ellington
- Wordsworth
- Kaye
- Vaughn
- Herbert
- Welsh
- Walton
- Swain
- Handel
- Parry
- Brahms
- Gustav
- Lark
- Newmarket
- Salford
- Ontario
- Villiers
- Strauss
- Quintet
- Brody
- Bathurst
- Nugent
- Blues
- Schubert
- Wynn
- Davies
- Antiquary
- Alchemist
- Staple
- Hilda
- Reese
- Lena
- Marley
- Johnny
- Mozart
- Shortstop
- Mcgrath
- Rowland
- Concerto
- Hines
- Sargent
- Kenny
- Purcell
- Landfill
- Brooke
- Cantata
- Composer
- Keith
- Fender
- Barrie
- Rhapsody
- Freddie
- Carmen
- Verdi
- Vertigo
- Buddy
- Harrow
- Soloist
- Collingwood
- Adrian
- Mystic
- Rees
- Aurora
- Pritchard
- Percy
- Hester
- Viper
- Garner
Wiktionary
VAUGHAN, proper noun. A surname.
VAUGHAN, proper noun. A male given name transferred from the surname.
VAUGHAN, proper noun. A city in Ontario, Canada.
Dictionary definition
VAUGHAN, noun. United States jazz singer noted for her complex bebop phrasing and scat singing (1924-1990).
Wise words
The chief difference between words and deeds is that words
are always intended for men for their approbation, but deeds
can be done only for God.