Associations to the word «Gleason»
Noun
- Suffolk
- Kate
- Emmy
- Eliza
- Acta
- Kaye
- Entertainer
- James
- Una
- Davenport
- Judith
- Steve
- Newman
- Rosemary
- Frederic
- Webster
- Perry
- Jerry
- Bing
- Reynolds
- Milton
- Sheriff
- Veronica
- Nomenclature
- Lester
- Garland
- Riley
- Streak
- Guthrie
- Fat
- Special
- Allan
- Routine
- Nightclub
- Comedy
- Sergei
- Dana
- Bert
- Lil
- Julie
- Pathology
- Stevens
- Jimmy
- Hurricane
- Melissa
- Inspector
- Cho
- Archie
- Alice
- Sock
- Carol
- Show
- Greenwood
- Millionaire
- Linda
- Gland
- Bob
- Geoff
- Superhero
- Ramsey
- Auditorium
- Lucius
- Kramer
- Connie
- Actor
- Jason
- Rochester
- Fred
- Depot
- Steele
- Sally
- Eddie
- Grade
- Timothy
- Clarence
- Kid
- Hanna
- Cancellation
- Marvel
- Reed
- Ng
- Ham
- Publication
- Syndicate
- Randolph
- Danny
- Linebacker
- Herbert
Adverb
Wiktionary
GLEASON, proper noun. A surname.
GLEASON SCORE, noun. A score achieved in the Gleason Grading system, used in evaluating the prognosis of men with prostate cancer.
GLEASON SCORES, noun. Plural of Gleason score
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