Associations to the word «Lesley»
Noun
- Gore
- Garrett
- Dunlop
- Judd
- Webber
- Ann
- Eileen
- Carole
- Brandt
- Warren
- Sideline
- Sharp
- Rankin
- Myra
- Moira
- Goldberg
- Brenda
- Denise
- Angie
- Joanne
- Lulu
- Boone
- Anne
- Laura
- Turner
- Duncan
- Milne
- Monica
- Collier
- Sue
- Judy
- Rae
- Griffiths
- Fiona
- Langley
- Robson
- Joyce
- Brady
- Goldstein
- Nightingale
- Bonnie
- Thomson
- Supreme
- Heather
- Brad
- Billie
- Hind
- Faulkner
- Rick
- Woods
- Edith
- Healy
- Mateo
- Alison
- Down
- Egan
- Jarvis
- Fort
- Reporter
- Ingrid
- Brill
- Norma
- Maureen
- Melissa
- Halloween
- Nicola
- Heiress
- Darcy
- Verne
- Linda
- Margaret
- Byrd
- Maynard
- Gail
- Brook
- Sophie
- Solicitor
- Fitz
- Roy
- Mckenna
- Soprano
- Murdoch
- Connie
- Starring
- Leigh
- Karen
- Stockton
- Chamberlain
- Faye
- Rosemary
- Regan
- Cheryl
- Weekly
- Yvonne
- Harding
- Len
- Liz
Adjective
Wiktionary
LESLEY, proper noun. A Scottish surname meaning "garden of hollies".
LESLEY, proper noun. A female given name derived from the surname,used since the 18th century. Popular in the U.K. in the mid-20th century.
LESLEY, proper noun. (rare): A male given name.
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