Associations to the word «Abigail»
Noun
- Spears
- Abby
- Adams
- Hobbs
- Faulkner
- Quincy
- Proctor
- Louisa
- Tilly
- Bronson
- Chad
- Manson
- Merritt
- Clancy
- Susanna
- Heiress
- Gibbons
- Witchcraft
- Salem
- Mott
- Shawn
- Stephan
- Josiah
- Gail
- Putnam
- Grayson
- Harley
- Leigh
- Sarah
- Atkins
- Hannah
- Marlborough
- Eliot
- Abolitionist
- Sami
- Anastasia
- Williams
- Granddaughter
- Esther
- Eliza
- Miriam
- Tate
- Kathryn
- Wyatt
- Spencer
- Winthrop
- Deborah
- Banjo
- Cheney
- Lydia
- Michelle
- Amos
- Cassie
- Rowley
- Hopper
- Amelia
- Samantha
- Martha
- Rockefeller
- Tobias
- Keats
- Niece
- Christensen
- Elizabeth
- Corey
- Horton
- Midshipman
- Rosalind
- Ephraim
- Whistler
- Jennifer
- Samuel
- Michele
- Juliet
- Reverend
- Ann
- Guthrie
- Emma
- Drone
- Kitty
- Nathaniel
- Brittany
- Rachel
- Nolan
- Baroness
- Sharon
- Daughter
- Zoe
- Kelley
- Conduit
- Stepmother
- Susie
- Mirza
Wiktionary
ABIGAIL, noun. (obsolete) A lady’s waiting maid. [Mid 17th century.]
ABIGAIL, proper noun. The wife of Nabal and later of David in the Old Testament.
ABIGAIL, proper noun. A female given name, used since the 16th century, and currently quite popular.
Wise words
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