Associations to the word «Palmer»
Noun
- Golf
- Observatory
- Davenport
- Zeppelin
- Modality
- Sandra
- Earl
- Scare
- Raid
- Bassist
- Winnie
- Leicestershire
- Rooster
- Carl
- Jesse
- Minnie
- Freeman
- Countdown
- Baronet
- Lange
- Liv
- Eastman
- Baronetcy
- Deportation
- Daniels
- Waldo
- Headland
- Dorsey
- Greg
- Ryder
- Alaska
- Ray
- Dewey
- Ludlow
- Drought
- Jonathan
- Cecil
- Anarchist
- Springfield
- Horne
- Peak
- Diana
- Patti
- Dyer
- Jim
- Butcher
- Arden
- Villiers
- Amos
- Dave
- Cy
- Spencer
- Lennox
- Colorado
- Barre
- Barry
- Powell
- Natalie
- Pete
- Hoover
- Asher
- Edwin
- Rhys
- Progressive
- Logan
- Lds
- Herbert
- Caves
- Pap
- Saucer
- Neil
- Samuel
- Tony
- Bruce
- Renault
- Dow
- Shetland
- Peninsula
- Barney
- Fuller
- Bryan
- Shutout
- Patricia
- Chichester
- Esq
- Kicker
- Ricky
- Shipyard
- Berkshire
- Unitarian
- Susan
- Ravens
- Alice
- Robbins
- Richie
- Lizzie
Adjective
Wiktionary
PALMER, proper noun. An English surname.
PALMER, noun. A pilgrim who had been to the Holy Land and who brought back a palm branch in signification.
PALMER, noun. One who palms or cheats, as at cards or dice.
Dictionary definition
PALMER, noun. United States golfer (born in 1929).
Wise words
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speak a few sensible words.