Associations to the word «Webb»
Noun
- Beatrice
- Clifton
- Gardner
- Sidney
- Chick
- Bourne
- Lineman
- Jimmy
- Pierce
- Aston
- Galveston
- Debbie
- Wichita
- Hodge
- Telescope
- Wilder
- Prescott
- Derek
- Seward
- Ellis
- Phyllis
- Topping
- Medusa
- Sampson
- Susie
- Charley
- Mitchell
- Ella
- Savoy
- Nate
- Chloe
- Trenton
- Kaye
- Goodman
- Freddie
- Kenyon
- Mickey
- Marc
- Deane
- Benny
- Macarthur
- Vanderbilt
- Rhys
- Brandon
- Stan
- Nasa
- Buckle
- Bower
- Melvin
- Bowen
- Danny
- Brent
- Jason
- Contra
- Hubert
- Peep
- Fitzgerald
- Knoxville
- Watson
- Boogie
- Referee
- Crewe
- Shack
- Simpson
- Supreme
- Cameron
- Ivor
- Webber
- Marilyn
- Halfback
- Jackal
- Claremont
- Jim
- Cocaine
- Paddy
- Howell
- Gary
- Alf
- Weld
- Hayes
- Ellington
- Burt
- Paige
- Osborn
- Ethel
- Shane
- Hardin
- Brant
- Dorsey
- Jack
- Hogg
- Afb
- Shaw
- Russell
- Skid
- Peoples
- Wally
- Kerr
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
WEBB, proper noun. An English and Scottish occupational surname for a weaver.
Dictionary definition
WEBB, noun. English writer and a central member of the Fabian Society (1858-1943).
WEBB, noun. English sociologist and economist and a central member of the Fabian Society (1859-1947).
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