Associations to the word «Weaver»
Noun
- Pitcher
- Acton
- Betty
- Hm
- Pitching
- Tex
- Sammy
- Peggy
- Awarding
- Brewer
- Elsie
- Informant
- Gorilla
- Bird
- Alvin
- Pat
- Jason
- Norwich
- Burgher
- Jenny
- Wayne
- Thatcher
- Umpire
- Farmer
- Whistler
- Holm
- Cooper
- Mennonite
- Jennie
- Dmitri
- Ida
- Dandy
- Workshop
- Reginald
- Waterman
- Shortstop
- Jaguar
- Woodpecker
- Ellen
- Parson
- Operative
- Shaw
- Ellison
- Linn
- Dream
- Lesser
- Trent
- Carrie
- Katz
- Strategist
- Donaldson
- Vale
- Mike
- Weasel
- Baird
- Hicks
- Stocking
- Outfielder
- Rockwell
- Bethesda
- Abby
- Fisherman
- Irene
- Viaduct
- Hirsch
- Darryl
- Amanda
- Lenny
- Reg
- Hemp
- Hewitt
- Cutler
- Kathleen
- Kingston
- Rhetoric
- Clint
- Factory
- Baker
- Silas
- Drew
- Dolly
- Knot
- Madden
- Reed
- Luca
- Girdle
- Worker
- Weathering
- Harris
- Johnny
- Clifton
Verb
Wiktionary
WEAVER, noun. One who weaves.
WEAVER, noun. A strand of material used in weaving.
WEAVER, noun. Any bird in the family Ploceidae.
WEAVER, noun. An aquatic beetle of the genus Gyrinus.
WEAVER, proper noun. An occupational surname for a weaver.
WEAVER, proper noun. A city in Alabama
WEAVER, proper noun. An unincorporated community in Minnesota
WEAVER, proper noun. A community in New Brunswick, Canada
WEAVER, proper noun. An unincorporated community in West Virginia
Dictionary definition
WEAVER, noun. A craftsman who weaves cloth.
WEAVER, noun. Finch-like African and Asian colonial birds noted for their elaborately woven nests.
Wise words
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