Associations to the word «Jeffreys»
Noun
- Chosen
- Goldstein
- Hammond
- Paine
- Celeste
- Kelley
- Russell
- Files
- Tucker
- Dude
- Disney
- Freud
- Carver
- Pages
- Patty
- Columnist
- Klein
- Cassie
- Hidalgo
- Scully
- Diane
- Lewis
- Wainwright
- Cummings
- Hunter
- Walt
- Keyboardist
- Moran
- Weiss
- Cannibal
- Screenwriter
- Linda
- Kahn
- Pine
- Lynch
- Larson
- Ian
- Haynes
- Bram
- Joanne
- Colleen
- Alan
- Nils
- Keith
- Leonard
- Glenn
- Juniper
- Stephanie
- Bender
- Pamela
- Jennifer
- Gladys
- Allan
- Jed
- Smallpox
- Naomi
- Winger
- Jonathan
- Christine
- Kenneth
- Lori
- Killer
- Jarrett
- Rowland
- Scott
- Karim
- Williamson
- Glover
- Michael
- Jacobs
- Carlyle
- Insider
- Neill
- Randall
- Stephan
- Rob
- Sara
- Francis
- Dustin
- Macdonald
- Elaine
- Simpson
- Kathy
- Caine
- Evans
- Hart
- Christopher
- Robinson
- Hernandez
- Hoffman
- Tam
- Lionel
- Starring
- Snyder
- Swanson
- Clements
- Kevin
Wiktionary
JEFFREY, proper noun. A male given name, the usual U.S. spelling of Geoffrey. Popular in the latter half of the 20th century.
JEFFREY, proper noun. A patronymic surname derived from Geoffrey.
Wise words
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