Associations to the word «Jenkins»
Noun
- Argonaut
- Eli
- Percussion
- David
- Baird
- Cheryl
- Ivor
- Denise
- Rollins
- Cory
- Philip
- Otis
- Parry
- Wally
- Chris
- Benny
- Brandon
- Richard
- Wigan
- Ask
- Touchdown
- Rel
- Watkins
- Marvin
- Kevin
- Jerry
- Scrub
- Kickoff
- Jon
- Martin
- Gary
- Sadie
- Leinster
- Griffiths
- Labour
- Vanderbilt
- Paul
- Corey
- Nellie
- Aubrey
- Gloria
- Mike
- Meredith
- Blair
- Mp
- Gibbs
- Keith
- Frances
- Kathleen
- Capt
- Tim
- Abrams
- Cody
- Lions
- Charleston
- Pamela
- Greenberg
- Colin
- Marley
- Geoffrey
- Harley
- Brad
- Storytelling
- Alison
- Jacobson
- Nikki
- Lewis
- Viva
- Librarian
- Dinah
- Columnist
- Crossover
- Markham
- Abigail
- Harmon
- Middleton
- Russell
- Melissa
- Greg
- Larry
- Salazar
- Hewitt
- Pallet
- Cole
- Fleming
- Rob
- Steve
- Ross
- Rhys
- Powell
- Sammy
- Miniseries
- Frontman
- Lou
- Vic
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
JENKINS, proper noun. A patronymic surname derived from the given name Jenkin; common in England and Wales.
JENKINS, proper noun. A city in Kentucky.
JENKINS, proper noun. A city in Minnesota.
JENKINS, noun. (derogatory) (dated) (colloquial) A flatterer or sycophant.
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