Associations to the word «Laird»
Noun
- Maclean
- Eastman
- Melvin
- Jock
- Wad
- Barron
- Shipyard
- Coll
- Ninja
- Fife
- Wilcox
- Chieftain
- Jacobite
- Macleod
- Surfer
- Archibald
- Johanna
- Boswell
- Johnstone
- Barony
- Shipbuilding
- Hector
- Mackay
- Iain
- Rubin
- Scotty
- Rory
- Turtle
- Mirage
- Angus
- Waverley
- Clan
- Martina
- Surfing
- Argyle
- Highland
- Bonnet
- Refit
- Argyll
- Loch
- Napier
- Mackenzie
- Scottish
- Biplane
- Shetland
- Tenant
- Graeme
- Hepburn
- Hms
- Nan
- Gerald
- Donald
- Greer
- Shard
- Luke
- Twa
- Wat
- Ferguson
- Munro
- Maitland
- Esquire
- Twain
- Nixon
- Dyson
- Catcher
- Newell
- Mcnamara
- Stirling
- Balfour
- Cunningham
- Dockyard
- Montrose
- Macdonald
- Johnson
- Erskine
- Haas
- Campbell
- Hamilton
- Conn
- Lennox
- Parlour
- Malcolm
- Scotland
- Jamie
- Scowl
- Buchanan
- Melville
- Irvine
- Byrne
Wiktionary
LAIRD, noun. The owner of a Scottish estate; a landlord
LAIRD, proper noun. A surname.
Dictionary definition
LAIRD, noun. A landowner.
Wise words
The most important things are the hardest things to say.
They are the things you get ashamed of because words
diminish your feelings - words shrink things that seem
timeless when they are in your head to no more than living
size when they are brought out.