Associations to the word «Langer»
Noun
- Bernhard
- Clive
- Nils
- Hayden
- Justin
- Halfback
- Allan
- Clyde
- Bronco
- Lyle
- Walters
- Costello
- Maroon
- Damien
- Christensen
- Golfer
- Ricky
- Rani
- Brisbane
- Ich
- Vichy
- Wad
- Eugen
- Wally
- Dakota
- Ipswich
- Irwin
- Batsman
- Karel
- Cipher
- Suzanne
- Gertrude
- Lazarus
- Mcgrath
- Kangaroo
- Rp
- Hancock
- Vogel
- Cartwright
- Bowler
- Incision
- Brad
- Weir
- Darren
- Dutchman
- Opener
- Symbolism
- Mackay
- Glenn
- Karl
- Islet
- Queensland
- Sargent
- Hogg
- Manly
- Heinrich
- Gillespie
- Holocaust
- Sandy
- Eli
- Somerset
- Marcel
- Hitler
- Mal
- Selector
- Jp
- Floyd
- Brett
- Premiership
- Adolf
- Batting
- Shane
- Planner
- Gupta
- Wendell
- Keating
- Wicket
- Elvis
- Whitehead
- Adam
- Matthew
- Modernism
- Elena
- Schultz
- Berg
- Olson
- Gary
- Dieter
- Als
- Larry
- Bella
- Alan
- Woods
- Vance
Adjective
Wiktionary
LANGER, noun. (slang) (Ireland) (pejorative) Fool; idiot; annoying or contemptible person (usually male).
LANGER, noun. (slang) (Ireland) (vulgar) Penis.
LANGER, proper noun. A surname.
Wise words
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