Associations to the word «Bridget»
Noun
- Davies
- Starring
- Abigail
- Heather
- Loren
- Maureen
- Judy
- Rollins
- Rooney
- Oliver
- Sally
- Vera
- Cuthbert
- Jerome
- Wife
- Bedford
- Walsh
- Pandora
- Jessica
- Lynn
- Gael
- Raymond
- Hugh
- Mamma
- Nolan
- Malone
- Jimmy
- Maggie
- Baronet
- Cousin
- Leigh
- Baby
- Wellington
- Dante
- Erin
- Walters
- Actress
- Austen
- Hara
- Fiddle
- Leiden
- Samantha
- Kate
- Bishop
- Len
- Henrietta
- Earl
- Murphy
- Percival
- Williams
- Aspen
- Teresa
- Olson
- Becky
- Saint
- Giles
- Melissa
- Grandchild
- Fuller
- Duff
- Diane
- Mayo
- Norwood
- Gage
- Dame
- Dillon
- Heir
- Donnell
- Madam
- Mark
- Forester
- Gabrielle
- Gloucestershire
- Alexandra
- Turner
- Squire
- Jason
- Sutton
- Megan
- Ari
- Marie
- Robbie
- Confessor
- Bower
- Ruiz
- Jennings
- Ren
- Burning
- Cornwall
- Carey
- Warwickshire
- Matthew
- Brien
- Soundtrack
Wiktionary
BRIDGET, proper noun. A female given name.
BRIDGET, noun. (US) (dated) An Irish housemaid.
Dictionary definition
BRIDGET, noun. Irish abbess; a patron saint of Ireland (453-523).
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