Associations to the word «Tammy»
Noun
- Faye
- Grimes
- Blanchard
- Baldwin
- Tamara
- Cochran
- Lynn
- Debbie
- Dolly
- Macintosh
- Rae
- Swanson
- Winslow
- Ron
- Lauren
- Bernardo
- Patsy
- Tanya
- Baxter
- Tina
- Duet
- Wag
- Gloria
- Todd
- Megan
- Lizzie
- Proctor
- Hillary
- Townsend
- Kimberly
- Melissa
- Glover
- Evangelist
- Til
- Jak
- Sutton
- Cash
- Cassie
- Rub
- Patty
- Girlfriend
- Jo
- Jennings
- Clarkson
- Fiddle
- Rogers
- Mildred
- Jones
- Mcleod
- Judy
- Brenda
- Kenny
- Reynolds
- Laura
- Mitch
- Mccarthy
- Billy
- Leslie
- Nashville
- Heidi
- Jim
- Sandra
- Boyfriend
- Sue
- Wil
- Brent
- Barb
- Ellison
- Stacy
- Tracy
- Heather
- Dee
- Vince
- Epic
- Patio
- Beaumont
- Jessica
- Sunny
- Jerry
- Suitcase
- Millionaire
- Jen
- Lucas
- Randall
- Michelle
- Tucker
- Johnny
- Briefcase
- Abby
- Katrina
- Blaster
- Montgomery
- Kathy
- Doll
- Willie
- Linda
- Eel
- Chen
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
TAMMY, noun. A kind of woolen, or woolen and cotton, cloth, often highly glazed, used for curtains, sieves, strainers, etc.
TAMMY, noun. (now rare) A sieve, or strainer; a tamis.
TAMMY, noun. A tam o’shanter hat.
TAMMY, proper noun. A female given name popular in the 1960s and the 1970s.
Dictionary definition
TAMMY, noun. Plain-woven (often glazed) fabric of wool or wool and cotton used especially formerly for linings and garments and curtains.
TAMMY, noun. A woolen cap of Scottish origin.
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