Associations to the word «Monroe»
Noun
- Potomac
- Kennedy
- Elector
- Richmond
- Sanford
- Townland
- President
- Bucks
- Marvin
- Gable
- Pennsylvania
- Boys
- Milford
- Lenny
- Humphrey
- Rita
- Sasha
- Dolly
- Betty
- Intersection
- Webster
- Paine
- Decatur
- Marion
- Garland
- Avenue
- Brothers
- Perry
- Sr
- Detroit
- Snyder
- Burr
- Harlow
- Miami
- Clarkson
- Carole
- Subway
- Marlowe
- Clark
- Huron
- Forsyth
- Clinton
- Iowa
- Clermont
- Cherokee
- Frontman
- Shelby
- Inauguration
- Washington
- Harrison
- Dix
- Sheldon
- Postmaster
- Reno
- Jacqueline
- Carolina
- Cumberland
- Harmonica
- Troy
- Zack
- Bois
- Arbor
- Celebrity
- Sheriff
- Chili
- Salisbury
- Hamilton
- Klan
- Nugent
- Faa
- Brighton
- Liberia
- Everett
- Monmouth
- Key
- Greer
- Worthington
- Freedman
- Crosse
- Actress
- Publicity
- Concordia
- Olivier
- Delaware
- Hester
- Lindsay
Adjective
Wiktionary
MONROE, proper noun. A Scottish topographic surname from Gaelic words meaning "foot of a hill"
MONROE, proper noun. Any of a number of places in the United States.
Dictionary definition
MONROE, noun. United States film actress noted for sex appeal (1926-1962).
MONROE, noun. 5th President of the United States; author of the Monroe Doctrine (1758-1831).
MONROE, noun. A town of southeast Michigan on Lake Erie.
MONROE, noun. A town in north central Louisiana.
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