Associations to the word «Kemp»
Noun
- Bowie
- Pretoria
- Joanne
- Reggie
- Sussex
- Peggy
- Wes
- Vinci
- Homer
- Villiers
- Regression
- Modeling
- Datum
- Endorsement
- Willie
- Mcmillan
- Kaufman
- Cad
- Geoffrey
- Gavin
- Transvaal
- Crescent
- Kay
- Wayne
- Midsummer
- Melanie
- Johnny
- Warwickshire
- Rockies
- Saxophonist
- Hayden
- Grant
- Nba
- Edwards
- Query
- Evan
- Gonzalez
- Rbi
- Dobson
- Tony
- Matthew
- Clive
- Familiar
- Dawson
- Albuquerque
- Leonardo
- Keating
- Saber
- Mcnamara
- Rectangle
- Sg
- Cheney
- Paine
- Winnie
- Rancho
- Wicket
- Soap
- Afghanistan
- Lullaby
- Darrell
- Antarctica
- Kent
- Gazetteer
- Gps
- Sill
- Axel
- Dalton
- Sentencing
- Lula
- Ronald
- Johannes
- Gareth
- Bicycle
- Coordinate
- Nominee
- Stag
- Penn
- Waiver
- Fleetwood
- Bassist
- Teammate
- Graeme
- Lucy
- Commando
- Adrian
- Jill
- Tate
- Fitzpatrick
Adverb
Wiktionary
KEMP, noun. Coarse, rough hair, wool, or fur; (in the plural) knotty hairs that will not felt.
KEMP, adjective. Shaggy; rough.
KEMP, verb. (intransitive) To strive or contend in any way; strive for victory.
KEMP, noun. A champion; a knight.
KEMP, proper noun. A surname.
KEMP, proper noun. A town in Oklahoma.
KEMP, proper noun. A city in Texas.
Wise words
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