Associations to the word «Webb»
Noun
- Jimmie
- Bede
- Carole
- Lizzie
- Richie
- Mcdowell
- Adam
- Veronica
- Lynn
- Wanda
- Dudley
- Merle
- Faulkner
- Reformer
- Peyton
- Pritchard
- Mandela
- Spider
- Compendium
- Peggy
- Shropshire
- Mueller
- Justin
- Phoenix
- Rita
- Arranger
- Fay
- Billy
- Cia
- Nick
- Sheng
- Paleontology
- Rutherford
- Geoffrey
- Alicia
- Graeme
- Stacy
- David
- Burr
- Lucy
- Wr
- Hampstead
- Dillon
- Wiltshire
- Campaigner
- Brenda
- Alan
- Rowan
- Morris
- Wells
- Gail
- Gus
- Matt
- Novak
- Kathleen
- Neil
- Clive
- Barker
- Vivian
- Katherine
- Norris
- Philip
- Cassandra
- Allen
- Shaun
- Bain
- Malley
- Alchemy
- Sid
- Decca
- Wheeler
- Songwriter
- Wellington
- Willie
- Gettysburg
- Robson
- Sketch
- Frederic
- Married
- Duluth
- Olivia
- Alex
- Fireman
- Mcguire
- Hank
- Watts
- Microscopy
- Gibbons
- Nigel
- Midfield
- Andy
- Gibbs
- Interception
- Robb
- Texas
- James
- Morgan
Adjective
Wiktionary
WEBB, proper noun. An English and Scottish occupational surname for a weaver.
Dictionary definition
WEBB, noun. English writer and a central member of the Fabian Society (1858-1943).
WEBB, noun. English sociologist and economist and a central member of the Fabian Society (1859-1947).
Wise words
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