Associations to the word «Wendy»
Noun
- Marilyn
- Marcia
- Baker
- Alec
- Stephanie
- Kerr
- Sharon
- Bonnie
- Lou
- Playwright
- Orr
- Larson
- Gina
- Carol
- Gustave
- Shirley
- Thorpe
- Joanne
- Denise
- Palmer
- Dinah
- Brett
- Feminist
- Bose
- Janet
- Hilary
- Phillips
- Caroline
- Maggie
- Rosie
- Natasha
- Diane
- Jasmine
- Sandwich
- Healy
- Brahms
- Kathleen
- Priscilla
- Hartman
- Caldwell
- Bergman
- Holden
- Christine
- Cindy
- Bach
- Geraldine
- Connie
- Cathy
- Natalie
- Hearst
- Karen
- Boyfriend
- Sitcom
- Patricia
- Duff
- Barbara
- Censure
- Spence
- Rae
- Audrey
- Mcconnell
- Synthesizer
- Debra
- Wu
- Jo
- Gillian
- Synapse
- Actress
- Fiona
- Susan
- Rip
- Abel
- Lesser
- Katie
- Henley
- Angela
- Presenter
- Lynne
- Robbins
- Patty
- Betty
- Kramer
- Commercial
- Backing
- Stacy
- Suzanne
- Tara
- Dave
- Wolff
- Jenny
- Kingsley
- Nikki
- Colleen
- Rachael
- Judith
- Feminism
- Menu
- Kate
- Hutton
Adjective
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
Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a
kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the
smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to
turn a life around.