Associations to the word «Kate»
Noun
- Carole
- Lindsay
- Vogel
- Claudia
- Kyle
- Tori
- Celebrity
- Billie
- Mandy
- Mcguire
- Fletcher
- Bowie
- Christensen
- Larson
- Cameron
- Miller
- Linda
- Lisa
- Kissing
- Forsyth
- Allison
- Ryan
- Flanagan
- Cassie
- Danielle
- Sister
- Bridget
- Leopold
- Beth
- Carrie
- Celia
- Jennie
- Cathy
- Lucy
- Karen
- Louise
- Hodge
- Rudd
- Gillian
- Christy
- Hayden
- Paige
- Sandra
- Jonny
- Wedding
- Donnelly
- Cole
- Janet
- Saunders
- Doherty
- Betsy
- Married
- Richards
- Tad
- Bassett
- Angelina
- Soap
- Feminist
- Songwriter
- Leigh
- Marion
- Callahan
- Jude
- Waller
- Elton
- Carolyn
- Brennan
- Heather
- Madeleine
- Alicia
- Hannah
- Hilary
- Mcqueen
- Kane
- Molly
- Costello
- Lois
- Sheila
- Dominic
- Sullivan
- Alex
- Liza
- Refuse
- Eileen
- Musical
- Denise
- Helen
- Todd
- Swift
- Fanny
- Hewitt
- Farrell
Wiktionary
KATE, proper noun. A medieval pet form of Catherine and related names. Also used as a formal female given name.
KATE, noun. (UK) (dialect) (Kent) The brambling finch, Fringilla montifringilla.
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