Associations to the word «Wally»
Noun
- Hammond
- Gator
- Alfredo
- Woody
- Beaver
- Ingram
- Zoom
- Bart
- Halfback
- Flash
- Wallace
- Manly
- Yogi
- Cox
- Amos
- Barry
- Len
- Astronaut
- Waldo
- Lewis
- Burr
- Baseman
- Mcmillan
- Fullback
- Walters
- Iris
- Patch
- Dow
- Kangaroo
- Sparks
- Waller
- Berger
- Butt
- Outfielder
- Woodpecker
- Mascot
- Vernon
- Shepard
- Gus
- Mastering
- Gemini
- Bunker
- Pearce
- Batsman
- Cinematographer
- Lowe
- Keene
- Lopez
- Fitzroy
- Fielder
- Keystone
- Mickey
- Hutton
- Catcher
- Walter
- Umpire
- Allen
- Eddy
- Boyer
- Wood
- Keyboardist
- Gina
- Richardson
- Jay
- Brill
- Weber
- Scala
- Cartoonist
- Hayward
- Marcia
- Lamb
- Parks
- Maroon
- Mckenzie
- Raspberry
- Oriole
- Superhero
- Flashlight
- Fowler
- Linda
- Schoolboy
- Cabot
- Rookie
- Cookie
- Hernandez
- Gorilla
- Shortstop
- Vic
- Wallis
- Campo
- Mal
- Garry
- Bernie
Verb
Wiktionary
WALLY, proper noun. A diminutive of the male given names Walter and Wallace.
WALLY, noun. (British) (slang) a fool
WALLY, noun. (colloquial) (London and Essex) a pickled large gherkin or cucumber
WALLY, verb. (colloquial) (obsolete) (Essex) alternate pronunciation (and hence spelling) of value
WALLY WORLD, proper noun. (slang) (pejorative) Wal-Mart
WALLY WORLD, proper noun. A fictional or hypothetical large theme park.
Dictionary definition
WALLY, noun. A silly and inept person; someone who is regarded as stupid.
Wise words
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