Associations to the word «Laurie»
Noun
- Deborah
- Judith
- Lisa
- Ian
- Robbie
- Hepburn
- Ann
- Atkinson
- Macdonald
- Vicki
- Jane
- Jennifer
- Mccall
- Emma
- Weeks
- Burroughs
- Lute
- Crouch
- Cheryl
- Riva
- Rowan
- Lauren
- Mal
- Jamie
- Baker
- Karen
- Allan
- Trent
- Somerville
- Robson
- Bertie
- Walton
- Nancy
- Carolyn
- Schwartz
- Denise
- Nsw
- Math
- Pam
- Matthews
- Briefcase
- Glenn
- Christine
- Roommate
- Egan
- Montgomery
- Blaine
- Rhys
- Keller
- Rory
- Maroon
- Travis
- Hays
- Melissa
- Meredith
- Kate
- Jacobson
- Matilda
- Ricky
- Platt
- Brad
- Starring
- Curtis
- Fran
- Lee
- Jack
- Josh
- Geoff
- Stephen
- Revue
- Ewing
- Todd
- Carrie
- Daryl
- Foyer
- Bluegrass
- Gurney
- Michelle
- Osborne
- Barron
- Keene
- Corbett
- Brien
- Gibson
- Kathryn
- Obe
- Ridley
- Sketch
- Comedian
- Debra
- Saunders
- Joan
- Sears
- Penny
- Murdoch
- Holly
- Jackie
- Gerry
- Girlfriend
Adjective
Wiktionary
LAURIE, proper noun. A pet form of the male given name Laurence.
LAURIE, proper noun. A surname derived from the male given name.
LAURIE, proper noun. A diminutive of Laura. Popular as a female given name in the US in the mid-twentieth century.
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