Associations to the word «Welch»
Noun
- Lew
- Gillian
- Farrar
- Kemp
- Denise
- Fleetwood
- Niles
- Marvin
- Graeme
- Zeppelin
- Birch
- Lenny
- Das
- Jack
- Vince
- Mccarthy
- Elisabeth
- Keefe
- Jenna
- Grape
- Juice
- Fusilier
- Myra
- Alison
- Cary
- Mont
- Brian
- Derbyshire
- Guitarist
- Stanton
- Bruce
- Niagara
- Cheryl
- Healy
- Sargent
- Snyder
- Darrell
- Bob
- Chris
- Evan
- Choreographer
- Burnett
- Algorithm
- Bo
- Johns
- Variance
- Christine
- Natalie
- Harris
- Ceo
- Jelly
- Stewart
- Claude
- Matt
- Dentist
- Bedford
- Cia
- Bassist
- Reynolds
- Watts
- Compression
- David
- Pronoun
- Guitar
- Diamond
- Vocal
- Lou
- Des
- Ballet
- Dam
- Barker
- Chuck
- Danny
- Denton
- Weston
- Vocalist
- Damon
- Bet
- Der
- Mike
- Hugh
- Foley
- Florence
- Marty
- Jones
- Propaganda
- Hank
- Buddy
- Es
- Reginald
- Wash
- Hood
- Fran
- Reid
- Mcdowell
- Decency
- Parkway
Adjective
Wiktionary
WELCH, noun. A person who defaults on an obligation, especially a small one.
WELCH, verb. To fail to repay a small debt.
WELCH, verb. To fail to fulfill an obligation.
WELCH, proper noun. An English surname. It was used for someone who was a Welshman or a Celt.
WELCH, proper noun. Archaic spelling of Welsh Still used in name of the British regiment the Royal Welch Fusiliers: that spelling was confirmed by Army order.
WELCH, proper noun. A town in Oklahoma
WELCH, proper noun. An unincorporated CDP in Texas
WELCH, proper noun. A city in West Virginia
Dictionary definition
WELCH, verb. Cheat by avoiding payment of a gambling debt.
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