Associations to the word «Patsy»
Noun
- Connor
- Lange
- Tanya
- Harlan
- Goblin
- Cornwallis
- Miller
- Owens
- Owen
- Marty
- Erica
- Curt
- Connie
- Quilt
- Camden
- Piper
- Quinn
- Chosen
- Wilbur
- Defamation
- Benny
- Derrick
- Horton
- Dar
- Portraying
- Husky
- Shepard
- Foley
- Jus
- Brady
- Johnny
- Outfielder
- Parsons
- Jackson
- Jarrett
- Marvel
- Erskine
- Showcase
- Ritter
- Sweet
- Mcleod
- Freddie
- Asher
- Remembering
- Sims
- Croft
- Meg
- Robbie
- Fiona
- Monty
- Chapman
- Healy
- Patterson
- Wells
- Duet
- Chick
- Wanda
- Actress
- Linda
- Tony
- Bradley
- Denton
- Starring
- Luncheon
- Angelo
- Bert
- Kenneth
- Roy
- Ann
- Haas
- Singer
- Angie
- Boyfriend
- Baxter
- Weasel
- Entertainer
- Paddy
- Shirley
- Wes
- Waterfront
- Chad
- Git
- Connell
- Hale
- Dyke
Adverb
Wiktionary
PATSY, proper noun. A diminutive of the female given name Patricia.
PATSY, proper noun. A diminutive of the male given name Patrick.
PATSY, noun. (informal) (derogatory) A person who is taken advantage of, especially by being cheated or blamed for something.
Dictionary definition
PATSY, noun. A person who is gullible and easy to take advantage of.
Wise words
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