Associations to the word «Harper»
Noun
- Bazaar
- Ferry
- Sharpe
- Collins
- Row
- Elle
- Weekly
- Esquire
- Brothers
- Bryce
- Yorker
- Irishman
- Rifleman
- Valerie
- Armory
- Potomac
- Stephen
- Rowan
- Mort
- Erickson
- Wyatt
- Tess
- Paperback
- Abolitionist
- Editorial
- Roy
- Prime
- Harp
- Mcclellan
- Magazine
- Newsweek
- Bray
- Bayonet
- Graeme
- York
- Publisher
- Conservative
- Musket
- Jess
- Bros
- Raid
- Periodical
- Knowles
- Arsenal
- Collier
- Sergeant
- Cullen
- Hearst
- Thurston
- Ben
- Lar
- Playboy
- Elijah
- Woods
- Claire
- Carbine
- Watkins
- Cochrane
- Peck
- Gregg
- Dion
- Minstrel
- Hogan
- Quarterly
- Wilder
- Sheen
- Ambrose
- Lon
- Malley
- Illustrator
- Twain
- Francisco
- Gibbons
- Cisco
- Flanagan
- Lynne
- Sitcom
- Bennett
- Imprint
- Healer
- Finch
- Apprentice
- Ida
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- Regan
Wiktionary
HARPER, noun. A harpist, especially one who plays a traditional harp without pedals.
HARPER, noun. (obsolete) An old Irish brass coin bearing the emblem of a harp.
HARPER, proper noun. An occupational surname for a player of the harp.
HARPER, proper noun. A male given name transferred from the surname.
HARPER, proper noun. A female given name of modern usage.
HARPER WOODS, proper noun. An inner-city suburb of Detroit with a population of roughly 14,000.
Dictionary definition
HARPER, noun. Someone who plays the harp.
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