Associations to the word «Nicholas»
Noun
- Kaiser
- Wren
- Transylvania
- Hoffman
- Erasmus
- Shakespeare
- Kate
- Caucasus
- Bedfordshire
- Butler
- Brigadier
- Barker
- Cardinal
- Ottoman
- Margaret
- Nico
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- Vladimir
- Biographer
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- Reverend
- Ivor
- Albans
- Geoffrey
- Cistercian
- Diplomat
- Stein
- Matthew
- Tyne
- Reign
- Nathaniel
- Baroque
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- Nance
- Abbot
- Deacon
- Grand
- Braun
- Pendleton
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- Catherine
- Obe
- Donnelly
- Cheung
- Elisabeth
- Keynes
- Monastery
- Penny
- Kay
- Stern
- Cyril
- Edmund
- Beaumont
- Murray
- Vinci
- Elizabeth
- Principality
- Marston
- Nikita
- Cousin
- Katherine
- Neumann
- Carr
- Wyatt
- Chevalier
- Bernard
- Wiltshire
- Regency
- Dorothea
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- Timothy
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- Cornwall
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- Viii
- Suzanne
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- Relic
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- Hugh
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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