Associations to the word «Wally»
Noun
- Hank
- Sammy
- Chambers
- Sock
- Bert
- Jai
- Harvey
- Ernie
- Beaumont
- Garfield
- Phil
- Jr
- Batman
- Williamson
- Rudy
- Bulldog
- Bob
- Twinkle
- Bassoon
- Mad
- Buzzard
- Lew
- Yankee
- Ritter
- Jesse
- Nightingale
- Johnny
- Lineup
- Hal
- Graeme
- Connell
- Mortimer
- Dyke
- Artemis
- Kenny
- Inertia
- Queensland
- Wicket
- Glenn
- Eddie
- Sid
- Curt
- Jose
- Willy
- Greg
- Lenny
- Kane
- Announcer
- Brandt
- Kirby
- Dave
- Davidson
- Ken
- Stan
- Robbie
- Ellington
- Comic
- Aaron
- Bronco
- Ron
- Dodger
- Dub
- Barrington
- Ricky
- Roy
- Rogue
- Lou
- Viper
- Brett
- Pete
- Lola
- Stephenson
- Thom
- Whistler
- Osborne
- Mercury
- Webb
- Superman
- Watts
- Noel
- Darren
- Dick
- Barclay
- Celtic
- Sterling
- Hilary
- Jim
- Butch
- Brisbane
- Titan
- Alvin
- Disneyland
Verb
Wiktionary
WALLY, proper noun. A diminutive of the male given names Walter and Wallace.
WALLY, noun. (British) (slang) a fool
WALLY, noun. (colloquial) (London and Essex) a pickled large gherkin or cucumber
WALLY, verb. (colloquial) (obsolete) (Essex) alternate pronunciation (and hence spelling) of value
WALLY WORLD, proper noun. (slang) (pejorative) Wal-Mart
WALLY WORLD, proper noun. A fictional or hypothetical large theme park.
Dictionary definition
WALLY, noun. A silly and inept person; someone who is regarded as stupid.
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