Associations to the word «Andrews»
Noun
- Webber
- Carnegie
- Bree
- Mellon
- Impeachment
- Jackson
- Lloyd
- Lang
- Downing
- Denton
- Dickson
- Oldham
- Barclay
- Clements
- Ramsay
- Strauss
- Phantom
- Natasha
- Turnbull
- Melville
- Garfield
- Huxley
- Sachs
- Quincy
- Johnson
- Philanthropist
- Henley
- Scottish
- Cunningham
- Industrialist
- Lau
- Apostle
- Mcleod
- Andy
- Dice
- Mcmahon
- Macpherson
- Potts
- Keefe
- Munro
- Robb
- Greer
- Iain
- Grimes
- Stanton
- Davies
- Bain
- Paterson
- Irvine
- Foster
- Bergman
- Gower
- Superstar
- Mccarthy
- Johnstone
- Mcintosh
- Hodge
- Goodman
- Presbyterian
- Buffy
- Balfour
- Geoff
- Johns
- Shaun
- Freedman
- Mackay
- Zachary
- Cricketer
- Cowan
- Danielle
- Magnate
- Barr
- Merry
- Drew
- Nicholson
- Jihad
- Wakefield
- Crockett
- Orson
- Mcgregor
- Seward
- Darren
- Frontman
- Episcopal
- Kerr
- Shane
- Goldstein
- Peacock
- Goldberg
- Gareth
- Hurricane
- Graeme
- Upton
- Buchanan
- Biographer
- Fraser
- Seminole
- Brett
- Tim
Adjective
Wiktionary
ANDREW, proper noun. The first Apostle in the New Testament.
ANDREW, proper noun. A male given name.
ANDREW, proper noun. A patronymic surname.
ANDREW, proper noun. A village in Alberta, Canada
ANDREW, proper noun. A city in Iowa
ANDREW, proper noun. An unincorporated community in West Virginia
Dictionary definition
ANDREW, noun. (New Testament) disciple of Jesus; brother of Peter; patron saint of Scotland.
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