Associations to the word «Browne»
Noun
- Gerald
- Willie
- David
- Nirvana
- Carey
- Bruce
- Eleanor
- Duncan
- Magdalen
- Maurice
- Bobby
- Southampton
- Reno
- Carole
- Francis
- Howe
- Williamson
- William
- Dorothy
- Brien
- Winslow
- Pat
- Byrne
- Allan
- Gordon
- Samuel
- Claremont
- Hutton
- Hardin
- Potts
- Isaac
- Katherine
- Glenn
- Judy
- Leslie
- Beale
- Nicola
- Jane
- Staple
- Fundraiser
- Tom
- Matilda
- Vanessa
- Cyril
- Tasmania
- Geraldine
- Winchester
- Valerie
- Robert
- Granny
- Funk
- Persia
- Choke
- Alice
- Henrietta
- Montrose
- Walden
- George
- Maude
- Clayton
- Songwriter
- Burton
- Jove
- Henry
- Ani
- Mary
- Granddaughter
- Ross
- Physician
- Margaret
- Rolling
- Flood
- Essayist
- Joan
- Mclaughlin
- Lee
- Wordsworth
- Punch
- Emerson
- Separatist
- Purcell
- Lenny
- Marley
- Elvis
- Beatrice
- Rocker
- Sting
- Edmund
- Tyson
Wiktionary
BROWNE, proper noun. A surname, a spelling variant of Brown.
Dictionary definition
BROWNE, noun. English illustrator of several of Dickens' novels (1815-1882).
BROWNE, noun. United States writer of humorous tales of an itinerant showman (1834-1867).
Wise words
Every day we should hear at least one little song, read one
good poem, see one exquisite picture, and, if possible,
speak a few sensible words.