Associations to the word «Trevor»
Noun
- Linden
- Hoffman
- Murdoch
- Griffiths
- Claire
- Canuck
- Cade
- Goddard
- Horn
- Rosenthal
- Fitzroy
- Bryce
- Darcy
- Mcdonald
- Dunn
- Geoff
- Aidan
- Peacock
- Rees
- Peep
- Curt
- Bailey
- Booker
- Watts
- Mcqueen
- Hugh
- Howard
- Pinch
- Joyce
- Barker
- Zach
- Mbe
- Sinclair
- Laker
- Padre
- Noah
- Slater
- Morley
- Kaye
- Alec
- Nigel
- Sargent
- Wes
- Ric
- Guthrie
- Tko
- Graeme
- Kidd
- Markus
- Macpherson
- Tyson
- Meath
- Bassist
- Bauer
- Mick
- Hicks
- Steve
- Hurst
- Barnett
- Diana
- Cory
- Nico
- Pere
- Webber
- Chaplin
- Neville
- Briefcase
- Pearce
- Keyboardist
- Denny
- Squire
- Marriott
- Mandy
- Jill
- Greg
- Whitman
- Ian
- Worthy
- Cricketer
- Warwickshire
- Robbie
- Mcgrath
- Shawn
- Lyle
- Ivor
- Obe
- Viscount
- Brandon
- Lucas
- Colin
- Laird
- Haines
- Jordan
- Gerry
- Mo
- Dracula
- Fg
- Cbe
- Derek
Verb
Wiktionary
TREVOR, proper noun. A male given name, from Welsh Trefor. Popular in the UK in the 1950s and the 1960s.
Wise words
The right word may be effective, but no word was ever as
effective as a rightly timed pause.