Associations to the word «Paterson»
Noun
- Banjo
- Jersey
- Lawson
- Newark
- Orb
- Clancy
- Katherine
- Plank
- Nj
- Matilda
- Overflow
- Clifton
- Garret
- Halfback
- Inverness
- Arcadia
- Trenton
- Eliot
- Isabel
- Carleton
- Rowland
- Bergen
- Fullback
- Hawthorne
- Scottish
- Rutherford
- Maitland
- Auspice
- Macpherson
- Burnley
- Erie
- Barton
- Glover
- Turnpike
- Cory
- Caroline
- Norman
- Patterson
- Thistle
- Bangladeshi
- Mcbride
- Wilder
- Falls
- Tice
- Lamont
- Armory
- Colt
- Mosquito
- Stirling
- Hobart
- Governor
- Trombone
- Susquehanna
- Bloomfield
- Harlem
- Governorship
- Owen
- Playmate
- Camden
- William
- Kathryn
- Lawn
- Dickson
- Ellsworth
- Cedar
- Faber
- Glasgow
- Poem
- Basil
- Wayne
- Isthmus
- Diocese
- Garfield
- Weston
- Edinburgh
- Impossibility
- Biplane
- Clifford
- Hillary
- Costello
- Craig
- Hines
- Dos
- Ps
- Hamilton
- Mclaughlin
- Woodland
- Dundee
- Torres
Wiktionary
PATERSON, proper noun. A patronymic surname.
PATERSON, proper noun. A city and county seat in New Jersey
PATERSON, proper noun. A town in New South Wales, Australia
PATERSON, proper noun. A settlement in Eastern Cape, South Africa
PATERSON, proper noun. An unincorporated community in Washington
Dictionary definition
PATERSON, noun. American Revolutionary leader (born in Ireland) who was a member of the Constitutional Convention (1745-1806).
PATERSON, noun. A city of northeastern New Jersey.
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