Associations to the word «Norma»
Noun
- Bailey
- Lucille
- Carole
- Diner
- Martinez
- Hollywood
- Jaime
- Opposite
- Duet
- Musical
- Rehearsal
- Irene
- Latina
- Domingo
- Camille
- Lancaster
- Chaplin
- Alison
- Samson
- Pratt
- Carlo
- Boyd
- Nemesis
- Janet
- Marion
- Brenda
- Comeback
- Waitress
- Lydia
- Ronald
- Buckley
- Ethel
- Lloyd
- Romano
- Nora
- Strauss
- Judith
- Carlos
- Peterson
- Dorothy
- Lionel
- Wendy
- Frock
- Ssr
- Anna
- Dune
- Libretto
- Del
- Shelby
- Jane
- Maria
- Cleopatra
- Ricardo
- Seville
- Marie
- Tenor
- Wagner
- Luciano
- Organizer
- La
- Carol
- Cuthbert
- Screenwriter
- Celia
- Barbara
- Barber
- Rodgers
- Handel
- Rosa
- Santos
- Vance
- Jacqueline
- Role
- Kathleen
- Stevens
- Richards
- Oscar
- Cluster
- Reuben
- Marjorie
- Refuse
- Rosario
- Norm
- Federico
- Prostitute
- Nanny
- Frankie
- Miller
- Navigator
- Baker
- Precision
Wiktionary
NORMA, proper noun. A female given name.
NORMA, proper noun. (constellation) An inconspicuous constellation of the southern sky, said to resemble a carpenter's square. It lies south of the constellations Scorpius and Centaurus.
NORMA, noun. A norm
NORMA, noun. A template
Dictionary definition
NORMA, noun. A small constellation in the southern hemisphere near Lupus and Ara in the Milky Way.
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