Associations to the word «Guido»
Noun
- Como
- Nicola
- Genoa
- Browning
- Marianne
- Mariano
- Poet
- Rosa
- Painting
- Conte
- Mutant
- Chancellor
- Engraving
- Dora
- Manfred
- Maynard
- Uno
- Archbishop
- Hess
- Herr
- Düsseldorf
- Pupil
- Teresa
- Syllable
- Odo
- Florian
- Dub
- Cantor
- Jan
- Venice
- Anton
- Physicist
- Marcos
- Virgin
- Argentina
- Konrad
- Eduardo
- Stereotype
- Pseudonym
- Palma
- Colin
- Cyclist
- Fray
- Programmer
- Valle
- Tony
- Graf
- Casa
- Fischer
- Aires
- Bernstein
- Claude
- Inferno
- Stephanie
- Angela
- Prelate
- Rene
- Conductor
- Sculptor
- Heinrich
- Violinist
- Mater
- Siegfried
- Benedict
- Forgery
- Pseudo
- Marino
- Ada
- Brink
- Bce
- Friedrich
- Cavalier
- Ortiz
- Soprano
- Una
- Troy
- Libretto
- Guy
- Sims
- Georges
- Alfonso
- Gilles
- Sergei
- Admirer
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
GUIDO, proper noun. A male given name of origin. English equivalent: Guy
GUIDO, proper noun. (US) (slang) (pejorative) (ethnic slur) a young, lower class or working class Italian-American or Italian-Canadian male from an urban environment.
GUIDO, proper noun. (US) (slang) (pejorative) A clothing style associated with the stereotype.
GUIDO, noun. (slang) (US) (ethnic slur) Italian-American male; an American male of Italian extraction as a member of the working-class
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sensation or whatever. It was amazing to me that words had
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