Associations to the word «Dingle»
Noun
- Debbie
- Cain
- Kerry
- Moira
- Eli
- Charley
- Paddy
- Mandy
- Butch
- Belle
- Peninsula
- Verity
- Webb
- Donna
- Jasmine
- Draper
- Jai
- Atkins
- Dell
- Desmond
- Barton
- Windsor
- Lisa
- Nellie
- Pollard
- Katie
- Laurel
- Lucy
- Ding
- Sadie
- Samson
- Flynn
- Soap
- Eden
- Aaron
- Graeme
- Chastity
- Lizzie
- Promontory
- Brandon
- Liverpool
- Tate
- Strong
- Mcgregor
- Diane
- Scam
- Westerly
- Shane
- Jenna
- Odour
- Jeff
- Galway
- Oscillation
- Melvin
- Sharma
- Bellamy
- Dominic
- Shropshire
- Enrique
- Tinker
- Distillery
- Stroll
- Adrian
- Cameron
- Charity
- Kettle
- Saunders
- Andy
- Cox
- Gypsy
- Luca
- Val
- Emily
- Fitzgerald
- Irish
- Badger
- Feud
- Deceased
- Rosemary
- Edwin
- Derek
- Hedge
- Emma
- Alicia
- Brook
- Thicket
- Oratory
- Caleb
- Anaheim
- Relativity
- Ursula
- Ireland
- Limerick
- Wyatt
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
DINGLE, noun. A small, narrow or enclosed, usually wooded valley.
DINGLE, proper noun. A harbour town in County Kerry Ireland, and the peninsula on which it stands.
Dictionary definition
DINGLE, noun. A small wooded hollow.
Wise words
It is better wither to be silent, or to say things of more
value than silence. Sooner throw a pearl at hazard than an
idle or useless word; and do not say a little in many words,
but a great deal in a few.