Associations to the word «Tina»
Noun
- Ike
- Turner
- Jenna
- Mcintyre
- Liz
- Cher
- Knowles
- Platt
- Carla
- Louise
- Lemon
- Landau
- Elton
- Sonia
- Santana
- Mcqueen
- Graeme
- Sinatra
- Alec
- Maze
- Tracy
- Glee
- Clapton
- Patti
- Arena
- Hackett
- Stevie
- Bradshaw
- Leah
- Gail
- Michelle
- Mick
- Palma
- Christina
- Shirley
- Fallon
- Tiny
- Dion
- Blaine
- Slalom
- Boyfriend
- Sylvester
- Chang
- Girlfriend
- Baldwin
- Choreographer
- Revue
- Amy
- Linda
- Erica
- Surrogate
- Sue
- Mcgee
- Cord
- Cara
- Myra
- Puck
- Natalie
- Clint
- Bullock
- Byrne
- Liza
- Bowie
- Duet
- Richie
- Supreme
- Roommate
- Rosenberg
- Barlow
- Abrams
- Katy
- Niall
- Tyrone
- Ginger
- Hendrix
- Rachel
- Lea
- Whitney
- Burger
- Mercedes
- Mccartney
- Danielle
- Cathy
- Brien
- Madonna
- Rita
- Katie
- Spears
- Cohen
- Brooks
- Melanie
- Yorker
- Kapoor
- Lindsey
- Lilly
- Howe
- Gabrielle
- Rivera
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
TINA, proper noun. A female given name.
TINA, proper noun. A lake in Alaska, near/around Anchorage.
TINA, noun. (slang) The drug methamphetamine hydrochloride (crystal meth)
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