Associations to the word «Welch»
Noun
- Louie
- Hadley
- Kieran
- Old
- Priscilla
- Hat
- Die
- Kevin
- Patty
- Announcer
- Curt
- Holmes
- Emu
- Earle
- Battalion
- Summers
- Von
- Fenton
- Dylan
- Cy
- Burt
- Jamie
- Swords
- Bennett
- Lester
- Royal
- Parachute
- Welsh
- Buckingham
- Ping
- Regiment
- Garth
- Presley
- Dodger
- Justin
- Kellogg
- Hearing
- Ama
- Debbie
- Gary
- Joanne
- Ronald
- Oregon
- Pathology
- Leslie
- Hopkins
- Lindsey
- Stevie
- Bingham
- Warwickshire
- Carolyn
- Larry
- Mac
- Elvis
- Purge
- Siegfried
- Phyllis
- Wicket
- Kicker
- Facet
- Patton
- Junta
- Darren
- Scott
- Neville
- Dave
- Starring
- Roe
- Neal
- Yeomanry
- Sharon
- Jennifer
- Locking
- Suzanne
- Epidemiology
- Trevor
- Celebrity
- Reed
- Braun
- Robert
- Calvin
- Melody
- Jacqueline
- Eisenhower
- Shadow
- Dawson
- Scarborough
- Agnes
- Christopher
- Estimation
- Vermont
- Songwriter
- Graves
Verb
Wiktionary
WELCH, noun. A person who defaults on an obligation, especially a small one.
WELCH, verb. To fail to repay a small debt.
WELCH, verb. To fail to fulfill an obligation.
WELCH, proper noun. An English surname. It was used for someone who was a Welshman or a Celt.
WELCH, proper noun. Archaic spelling of Welsh Still used in name of the British regiment the Royal Welch Fusiliers: that spelling was confirmed by Army order.
WELCH, proper noun. A town in Oklahoma
WELCH, proper noun. An unincorporated CDP in Texas
WELCH, proper noun. A city in West Virginia
Dictionary definition
WELCH, verb. Cheat by avoiding payment of a gambling debt.
Wise words
Life has no meaning unless one lives it with a will, at
least to the limit of one's will. Virtue, good, evil are
nothing but words, unless one takes them apart in order to
build something with them; they do not win their true
meaning until one knows how to apply them.