Associations to the word «Oakley»
Noun
- Annie
- Duane
- Butch
- Buckinghamshire
- Violet
- Gail
- Berry
- Deane
- Gregg
- Jai
- Vince
- Josh
- Bedfordshire
- Cody
- Macon
- Nike
- Downing
- Brill
- Bray
- Antioch
- Tyler
- Jessie
- Northamptonshire
- Raptor
- Shane
- Alvin
- Cartwright
- Contra
- Marge
- Berkshire
- Myra
- Observatory
- Christie
- Brightness
- Lettering
- Ewing
- Mural
- Buffalo
- Bassist
- Wes
- Isabel
- Goggle
- Melodrama
- Tracy
- Hind
- Claus
- Bromley
- Willis
- Greenville
- Redmond
- Jenna
- Dunne
- Leah
- Fletcher
- Lifeboat
- Vanessa
- Shropshire
- Brooke
- Thump
- Brad
- Rodeo
- Idaho
- Fife
- Shoreline
- Rhys
- Christensen
- Butler
- Culprit
- Jennie
- Bill
- Lillian
- Ethel
- Ike
- Magna
- Utah
- Wilcox
- Thornton
- Wiltshire
- Mckinley
- Albion
- Ballast
- Doug
- Zoe
- Quincy
- Gloucestershire
- Cheltenham
- Dee
- Norwood
- Jewellery
- Brian
- Mountaineer
- Skinner
- Cooper
- Carter
- Ann
- Harrisburg
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
OAKLEY, proper noun. Any of several place names in England and the United States.
OAKLEY, proper noun. A surname derived from the place names in England.
Dictionary definition
OAKLEY, noun. United States sharpshooter who was featured in Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show (1860-1926).
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