Associations to the word «Abigail»
Noun
- Harrington
- Deliverance
- Whitman
- Kendrick
- Jubal
- Kaplan
- Molly
- Sparrow
- Leah
- Rachael
- Kellogg
- Hutchinson
- Rebecca
- Burroughs
- Sargent
- Rockwell
- Lea
- Caleb
- Bailey
- Jones
- Phillips
- Betty
- Abe
- Flutter
- Jonas
- Spokesperson
- Reginald
- Miss
- Emily
- Wife
- Hurley
- Anne
- Solomon
- Mead
- Fitch
- Diane
- Sister
- Jessica
- Billie
- Massachusetts
- Mcbride
- Fidelity
- Duchess
- Otis
- Darby
- Coco
- Ashley
- Clyde
- Married
- Emerson
- Girlfriend
- Elle
- Columnist
- Rowe
- Actress
- Susan
- Danielle
- Sibling
- Benjamin
- Markham
- Waldo
- Melanie
- Lori
- Angela
- Maid
- Bianca
- Boyfriend
- Witch
- Yin
- Giles
- Mary
- Shane
- Armory
- Hayden
- Midwife
- Mercy
- Greene
- Laura
- Grandmother
- Jane
- Cho
- Dorothy
- Jefferson
- Whig
- Squire
- Rory
- Nanny
- Judith
Adverb
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
Men govern nothing with more difficulty than their tongues,
and can moderate their desires more than their words.