Associations to the word «Bain»
Noun
- Romney
- Becky
- Landau
- Abel
- Equity
- Capital
- Facsimile
- Conrad
- Shetland
- Barlow
- Sachs
- Goldman
- Lincolnshire
- Lac
- Gaul
- Perrin
- Burgh
- Dunedin
- Vivian
- Iain
- Fiddler
- Maude
- Aberdeen
- Wilfred
- Armstrong
- Barbara
- Jimmy
- Rainbow
- Consultant
- Munro
- Homme
- Alexander
- Firm
- Marie
- Mathieu
- Haas
- Jesse
- Carlyle
- Sabbath
- Scottish
- Bassist
- Stark
- Telegraph
- Massey
- Donald
- Investor
- Cade
- Angus
- Siding
- Venture
- Ronnie
- Cunningham
- Robertson
- Consortium
- Macleod
- Massage
- Au
- Domino
- Sampson
- Helena
- Partner
- Winnipeg
- Fiddle
- Maiden
- Lindsey
- Willie
- Investment
- Geologist
- Campbell
- Wal
- Bard
- Sauce
- Bath
- Wilkinson
- Drummond
- Judith
- Christchurch
- Lynch
- Inventor
- Morse
- Barclay
- Calendar
- Sutherland
- Impossible
- Brady
- Alex
- Dividend
Verb
Wiktionary
BAIN, adjective. (Now chiefly dialectal) Ready; willing.
BAIN, adjective. (Now chiefly dialectal) Direct; near; short; gain.
BAIN, adjective. (Now chiefly dialectal) Limber; pliant; flexible.
BAIN, adverb. (Now chiefly dialectal) Readily; willingly.
BAIN, adverb. (Now chiefly dialectal) Nearby; at hand.
BAIN, noun. (obsolete) A bath.
BAIN, proper noun. A surname.
Wise words
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