Associations to the word «Nicholas»
Noun
- Tsar
- Czar
- Ridley
- Myra
- Alexandra
- Rowe
- Sparks
- Bari
- Nicky
- Alexei
- Briggs
- Courtney
- Anastasia
- Brody
- Legate
- Dickens
- Claus
- Pope
- Montenegro
- Nick
- Potts
- Patriarch
- Madeline
- Nikola
- Kenyon
- Russia
- Curate
- Constantine
- Konstantin
- Parsons
- Olga
- Purcell
- Humphrey
- Lyra
- Newman
- Bacon
- Lea
- Hooper
- Boniface
- Nicolas
- Heiress
- Papacy
- Saint
- Easton
- Coronation
- Duchess
- Farrell
- Montenegrin
- Brady
- Churchyard
- Empress
- Priory
- Dowager
- Viscount
- Denise
- Reeves
- Orthodox
- Immortal
- Mulberry
- Hayden
- Meyer
- Nikolai
- Nicola
- Ely
- Vigor
- Damian
- Nugent
- Sergei
- Baronet
- Dyke
- Qc
- Yarmouth
- Bolshevik
- Esq
- Constantinople
- Alexander
- Ii
- Russo
- Cooke
- Cathedral
- Manifesto
- Furlong
- Eldest
- Grandson
- Browne
- Tate
- Patron
- Archdeacon
- Simeon
- Franciscan
- Gonzalez
- Cary
Adverb
Wiktionary
NICHOLAS, proper noun. A male given name. Best known for a legendary St. Nicholas, associated with Father Christmas.
NICHOLAS, proper noun. A patronymic surname.
Dictionary definition
NICHOLAS, noun. A bishop in Asia Minor who is associated with Santa Claus (4th century).
Wise words
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