Associations to the word «Jackie»
Noun
- Marcia
- Jimmie
- Sylvester
- Fields
- Johnny
- Rollins
- Lenny
- Belfast
- Gregg
- Karate
- Corbett
- Scully
- Mick
- Motown
- Hayden
- Sharon
- Danny
- Rees
- Bradley
- Buddy
- Donnelly
- Wallace
- Phil
- Myra
- Kernel
- Saunders
- Lucille
- Puppy
- Giacomo
- Deborah
- Connie
- Jackson
- Zack
- Shortstop
- Bruce
- Limerick
- Linda
- Cher
- Entertainer
- Caroline
- Tung
- Jock
- Roach
- Camille
- Lee
- Annette
- Wilcox
- Valerie
- Janet
- Andy
- Edmonton
- Katie
- Baird
- Tommy
- Joanne
- Charlie
- Cindy
- Boxer
- Mccall
- Rumble
- Puff
- Buster
- Brooks
- Marge
- Babe
- Bronx
- Jr
- Moore
- Stud
- Jenkins
- Fulton
- Brown
- Elaine
- Ronnie
- Sunny
- Diane
- Marvin
- Claire
- Hackett
- Daniels
- Kelly
- Horne
- Kew
- Jarrett
- Byrd
- Lotus
- Breaking
- Oliver
- Pat
- Pereira
- Blockbuster
- Twins
- Slim
- Archie
- Alec
- Shirley
Adjective
Wiktionary
JACKIE, proper noun. A diminutive of the male given name Jack or John.
JACKIE, proper noun. A diminutive of the female given name Jacqueline, Jacquelyn
JACKIE HOWE, noun. Alternative form of Jacky Howe
JACKIE HOWES, noun. Plural of Jackie Howe
Wise words
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