Associations to the word «Leigh»
Noun
- Hester
- Vivian
- Lamb
- Boyce
- Colbert
- Stephens
- Meredith
- Witchcraft
- Cary
- Tilly
- Cheshire
- Lionel
- Worldview
- Sonnet
- Bradford
- Leighton
- Starring
- Welles
- Colliery
- Geelong
- Elaine
- Streetcar
- Improvisation
- Heather
- Patrick
- Harrier
- Actress
- Chichester
- Gallagher
- Bulldog
- Olivia
- Katharine
- Eastwood
- Rugby
- Adams
- Darren
- Baronetcy
- Chaplin
- Vic
- Ann
- Rowland
- Afl
- Rover
- Robbins
- Kingsley
- Tennyson
- Edmond
- Curtis
- Clifton
- Drake
- Marilyn
- Sinatra
- Jessica
- Dryden
- Gable
- Lizzie
- Carlyle
- Ned
- Sheffield
- Blackpool
- Orson
- Stockport
- Cassandra
- Thornton
- Michelle
- Megan
- Samantha
- Simone
- Joyce
- Denise
- Esquire
- Baronet
- Judd
- Percival
- Vicki
- Dickens
- Lara
- Barbara
- Debra
- Abbot
- Courtney
- Phenotype
- Damon
- Anne
- Cook
- Stacy
- Ava
- Macarthur
- Taylor
- Angela
- Geraldine
- Nancy
- Hurley
- Eileen
- Alison
- Gina
- Terence
- Egan
Wiktionary
LEIGH, noun. (arch.) A meadow.
LEIGH, proper noun. A surname, variant of Lee.
LEIGH, proper noun. A male given name, transferred from the surname.
LEIGH, proper noun. A female given name, transferred from the surname.
Dictionary definition
LEIGH, noun. English film actress (1913-1967).
Wise words
Words - so innocent and powerless as they are, as standing
in a dictionary, how potent for good and evil they become in
the hands of one who knows how to combine them.