Associations to the word «Annie»
Noun
- Sophie
- Jessica
- Gretchen
- Jasper
- Sister
- Cindy
- Nicole
- Claire
- Minnie
- Kimberly
- Wu
- Miss
- Anne
- Doll
- Carrie
- Lauren
- Betty
- Tina
- Peyton
- Gun
- Isabelle
- Lou
- Phyllis
- Stride
- Ellison
- Matilda
- Penelope
- Novak
- Nina
- Liz
- Antonia
- Parker
- Jennifer
- Almond
- Amy
- Grandmother
- Dunne
- Gaiety
- Counsellor
- Khalid
- Schooner
- Walker
- Clint
- Julia
- Donnell
- Starring
- Prostitute
- Panda
- Stephanie
- Edna
- Simone
- Natalie
- Nellie
- Sykes
- Dominique
- Marguerite
- Julie
- Cooper
- Lullaby
- Florence
- Tate
- Foster
- Eileen
- Katy
- Polly
- Vaughn
- Carol
- Pretty
- Marie
- Amelia
- Cartoonist
- Sheldon
- Jenna
- Dorothy
- Elaine
- Chewing
- Leonard
- Performer
- Sibling
- Ada
- Glenn
- Judy
- Vicki
- Anita
- Flynn
- Nomination
- Mccall
- Helen
- Maggie
- Catherine
- Alec
- Vivian
Wiktionary
ANNIE, proper noun. A diminutive of the female given name Ann. Also, a popular given name in the 19th century.
ANNIE OAKLEY, noun. (US) (slang) (possibly dated) A complimentary ticket, a free ticket; a comp.
ANNIE OAKLEYS, noun. Plural of Annie Oakley
Wise words
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