Associations to the word «Wendy»
Noun
- Turnbull
- Barrie
- Burger
- Matthews
- Hamburger
- Angelina
- Martina
- Heidi
- Darling
- Tinker
- Lisa
- Fowler
- Mcdonald
- Homecoming
- Rosemary
- Chronicles
- Kathy
- Beckett
- Pedersen
- Pam
- Waitress
- Zoe
- Davies
- Billie
- Marvin
- Pan
- Melinda
- Christensen
- Debbie
- Macpherson
- Michelle
- Cope
- Danny
- Siva
- Williams
- Ingrid
- Hines
- Elaine
- Goldman
- Stan
- Jacqueline
- Pizza
- Emery
- Roommate
- Quail
- Carlos
- Ide
- Mermaid
- Moira
- Megan
- Judy
- Gail
- Jennifer
- Deborah
- Vanessa
- Rene
- Erin
- Linda
- Hodges
- Haas
- Joanna
- Beth
- Brenda
- Cymru
- Alison
- Lucy
- Beale
- Chili
- Peter
- Girlfriend
- Paula
- Julie
- Wynn
- Schmidt
- Richie
- Hughes
- Kaplan
- Coleman
- Sue
- Amanda
- Craig
- Hook
- Lizzie
- Macleod
- Frazer
- Jill
- Wonderland
- Valerie
- Pulitzer
- Sheila
- Indexing
- Barlow
- Downing
- Restaurant
Wiktionary
WENDY, proper noun. A female given name.
WENDY, noun. (derogatory) (slang) (British) (particularly northern UK) A wuss; someone who is particularly cowardly.
WENDY HOUSE, noun. A toy house in which children can play.
WENDY HOUSES, noun. Plural of Wendy house
Wise words
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