Associations to the word «Wally»
Noun
- Teammate
- Piper
- Rip
- Bright
- Denny
- Joe
- Gould
- Lions
- Julian
- Fred
- Schubert
- Brewster
- Grayson
- Hobbs
- Vogel
- Nora
- Funk
- Harem
- Sal
- Girlfriend
- Wink
- Tony
- Foreman
- Kendall
- Alan
- Ok
- Chuck
- Adventures
- Pip
- Becky
- Benton
- Keith
- Kaye
- Dunn
- Keyboard
- Doris
- Batting
- Moses
- Paolo
- Gary
- Jon
- Babe
- Harmonica
- Commentator
- Buddy
- Buzz
- Gil
- Vulture
- Moe
- Lamar
- Dempsey
- Doug
- Kid
- Geoff
- Herbert
- Myles
- Bobby
- Raceway
- Wilkinson
- Reggie
- Gaines
- Hartman
- Ginger
- Comedian
- Inning
- Tommy
- Roach
- Rebirth
- Fay
- Reese
- Simmons
- Ted
- Lester
- Jack
- Edwards
- Cricketer
- Allan
- Rosen
- Wayne
- Wilcox
- Jerry
- Racer
- Kevin
- Horne
- Gallagher
- Mcdowell
- Henderson
- Bennett
- Frankie
- Guitarist
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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