Associations to the word «Baker»
Noun
- Dole
- Rick
- Nellie
- Stanley
- Herbert
- Tom
- Aidan
- Mcconnell
- Baldwin
- Piccadilly
- Howard
- Shopkeeper
- Dictionary
- Halfback
- Oregon
- Erskine
- Artisan
- Barber
- Nolan
- Fg
- Reginald
- Ox
- Greer
- Saxophonist
- Stan
- Knoll
- Douglass
- Woodrow
- Hughes
- Shirley
- Hampstead
- Recipe
- Pierce
- Keith
- Edwin
- Leigh
- Waterloo
- Gillespie
- Terry
- Harrow
- Quintet
- Tradesman
- Maker
- Forth
- Norma
- Charlie
- Bryant
- Naacp
- Reagan
- Butch
- Drummer
- Bonnie
- Baton
- Able
- Pasha
- Lawson
- Jazz
- Baseman
- Shop
- Fay
- Valentine
- Peri
- Apprentice
- Cookie
- Hanna
- Matt
- Pereira
- Bassist
- Ada
- Supermarket
- Lori
- Patterson
- Blanche
- Cream
- Roach
- Bobby
- Brian
- Pie
- Rafe
- Tanner
- Addison
- Leslie
- Lenny
- Lew
- Billie
- Angie
- Freddie
- Mount
- Samuel
- Weaver
- Chef
- Mary
- Kendall
- Glover
- Twin
- Cook
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
BAKER, noun. A person who bakes and sells bread, cakes and similar items.
BAKER, noun. A portable oven for baking.
BAKER, proper noun. A botanical plant name author abbreviation for botanist John Gilbert Baker (1834-1920).
BAKER, proper noun. An occupational surname for a baker, or owner of a communal oven
BAKER DAY, noun. (UK) (education) INSET day
BAKER DAYS, noun. Plural of Baker day
BAKER STREET, proper noun. A street in the Westminster borough of London; the fictional home of Sherlock Holmes was at number 221B.
Dictionary definition
BAKER, noun. Someone who bakes commercially.
BAKER, noun. Someone who bakes bread or cake.
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