Associations to the word «Gregg»
Noun
- Guitarist
- Olsen
- Bobby
- Hampshire
- Kramer
- Radical
- Gail
- Gilmore
- Charlton
- Bridgeport
- Thurston
- Helene
- Umpire
- Brandt
- Mcdonald
- Nick
- Garfield
- Stacey
- Vocalist
- Malone
- Denny
- Cataract
- Bart
- Belfast
- Meade
- Hammond
- Vince
- Ricky
- Armagh
- Marshall
- Hackett
- Doncaster
- Jessica
- Catcher
- Kevin
- Brothers
- Nur
- Fellows
- Harper
- Aldershot
- Hughes
- Linda
- Leo
- Marvel
- Martinez
- Sheridan
- Todd
- Derek
- Mcfarland
- Drum
- Jackie
- Reprint
- Bohemian
- Charleston
- Northumberland
- Payne
- Ravens
- Brandon
- Lance
- Bullock
- Greg
- Meteorology
- Gallantry
- Vocal
- Bentley
- Rubin
- Macon
- Roth
- Haines
- Potomac
- Henchman
- Brig
- Gent
- Rooney
- Bounty
- Diving
- Bills
- Christina
- Vc
- Cinematography
- Stacy
- Mackenzie
- Alan
- Lynn
- Kane
- Ortiz
- Donovan
- Fitzgerald
- Chuck
- Sara
- Rick
- Coach
- Boogie
Adjective
Wiktionary
GREGG, proper noun. A patronymic surname derived from Gregory and Gregor.
GREGG, proper noun. A male given name, a pet form of Gregory, or transferred from the surname.
GREGG SHORTHAND, proper noun. A form of shorthand that was invented by John Robert Gregg in 1888
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