Associations to the word «Donovan»
Noun
- Brady
- Fleming
- Owens
- Irvine
- Greer
- Claudia
- Songwriter
- Matt
- Elsa
- Reggie
- Bill
- Rooney
- Timothy
- Leary
- Oration
- Donnelly
- Byrne
- Greg
- Patton
- Jimmy
- Carrie
- Cody
- Glover
- Tara
- Brian
- Irish
- Truman
- Cia
- Sprinter
- Tyler
- Gregg
- Munster
- Guthrie
- Rob
- Duffy
- Ferris
- Josephine
- Dick
- Tko
- Animator
- Fontana
- Teddy
- Edmond
- Clint
- Chad
- Disciple
- Christie
- Willis
- Sept
- Staten
- Nel
- Priscilla
- Wexford
- Galaxy
- Cavendish
- Reef
- Julie
- Sutra
- Patrick
- Yogi
- Sunny
- Genealogy
- Ok
- Veronica
- Tim
- Jennifer
- Martini
- Mcintyre
- Aldo
- Kingsley
- Moody
- Pat
- Neighbour
- Stella
- Reid
- Cher
- Kyle
- Limerick
- Jess
- Neil
- Mcgrath
- Duane
- Jim
- Espionage
Adjective
Wiktionary
DONOVAN, proper noun. A surname, from Ó Donndubháin "descendant of (a person named) brown + black".
DONOVAN, proper noun. A male given name, transferred from the surname.
DONOVAN, proper noun. The Scottish singer-songwriter Donovan
Wise words
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sensation or whatever. It was amazing to me that words had
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