Associations to the word «Ann»
Noun
- Hicks
- Gloucester
- Doris
- Len
- Esther
- Wendy
- Annette
- Martina
- Miller
- Carlson
- Jarvis
- Turnbull
- Rae
- Fitzpatrick
- Samantha
- Sharon
- Eileen
- Leighton
- Goodman
- Sister
- Beverly
- Paige
- Presley
- Corey
- Columnist
- Edna
- Taylor
- Priscilla
- Brigham
- Hartman
- Marlowe
- Concordia
- Liz
- Parker
- Andy
- Wife
- Kay
- Sheila
- Kahn
- Fleming
- Heiress
- Everett
- Cathy
- Laura
- Aunt
- Janet
- Mendoza
- Connie
- Ellen
- Laureate
- Melinda
- Gallagher
- Davies
- Celia
- Joan
- Savoy
- Jenny
- Warren
- Natalie
- Dee
- Amy
- Gillian
- Woodward
- Beverley
- Amelia
- Todd
- Helen
- Hepburn
- Hines
- Rita
- Emerson
- Hampton
- Mcbride
- Gladys
- Fraser
- Emery
- Jessica
- Jacobs
- Niece
- Mason
- Claire
- Ripper
- Perkins
- Paula
- Gee
- Evans
- Reynolds
- Donna
- Mcgrath
- Linn
- Anne
- Davy
- Kaplan
- Lancelot
- Jackie
Verb
Wiktionary
ANN, proper noun. A female given name.
ANN, noun. Abbreviation of anniversary.
ANN, adjective. Abbreviation of annual.
ANN, noun. (legal) (Scotland) A half year's stipend, over and above what is owing for the incumbency, due to a minister's heirs after his decease.
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