Associations to the word «Burt»
Noun
- Stephen
- Flu
- Rendition
- Judy
- Tough
- Outlaw
- Joanne
- Psychologist
- Hart
- Bergman
- Debbie
- Cooper
- Jeff
- Alain
- Hayden
- Goldberg
- Thorpe
- Mike
- Kenyon
- Tony
- Jim
- Martha
- Macdonald
- Klein
- Strut
- Kathleen
- Comedy
- Nellie
- Robin
- Archie
- Terence
- Celebrity
- Thriller
- Maxwell
- Chaplin
- Marilyn
- Hodges
- Neal
- Gable
- Eileen
- Movie
- Longhorn
- Hara
- Crewe
- Mather
- Julie
- Swimmer
- Stunt
- Holloway
- Mcguire
- Alfred
- Zachary
- Gardner
- Dow
- Susan
- Holden
- Nuremberg
- Bob
- Perkins
- Joel
- Hadley
- Noel
- Alan
- Crosby
- Slalom
- Gary
- Connie
- Clare
- Stacy
- Lou
- Humphrey
- Tina
- Jon
- Erin
- Goldman
- Montgomery
- Gina
- Shire
- Bonnie
- Filtration
- Zoe
- Racer
- Hutton
- Jimmy
- Mend
- Packard
- Oscar
- Brooks
- Chuck
- Filming
- Allen
- Christopher
- Flynn
Wiktionary
BURT, proper noun. A male given name
BURT, proper noun. A surname.
BURT, proper noun. A city in Iowa.
BURT, proper noun. A CDP in Michigan.
BURT, proper noun. A hamlet in New York.
BURT, proper noun. A parish in Ireland
Dictionary definition
BURT, noun. English psychologist whose studies of twins were later said to have used fabricated data (1883-1971).
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