Associations to the word «Welch»
Noun
- Cinematographer
- Rhythm
- Cliff
- Crusader
- Jug
- Thom
- Sandy
- Rex
- Insider
- Brothers
- Greg
- Drummer
- Revue
- Brandon
- Ralph
- Ian
- Gerald
- Schultz
- Stefan
- Griffin
- Sean
- Maggie
- Patricia
- Hatfield
- Trout
- Elaine
- Lauren
- Fathom
- Buckley
- Jonathan
- Gross
- Stuart
- Pathologist
- Tim
- Stanley
- Fuller
- Xp
- Presenter
- Willard
- Vc
- Anthony
- Tko
- Richard
- Mount
- Mcdonald
- Maker
- Batter
- Freddy
- Crow
- Collaborator
- Walsh
- Pitcher
- Bass
- Boyd
- Communism
- Nolan
- Vincent
- Philip
- Allen
- Markus
- Territorial
- Actress
- Gwen
- Hartford
- James
- Sue
- Talbot
- Chasing
- Repertoire
- Lloyd
- Pitchfork
- Kai
- Pit
- Vera
- Mick
- Kane
- Designer
- Deborah
- Eddie
- Oakland
- Biochemistry
- Eric
- Donnell
- Joan
- Highlander
- Spike
- Laura
- Michael
- Quartermaster
- Bryan
- Mcbride
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.
Wise words
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