Associations to the word «Wendy»
Noun
- Marilyn
- Marcia
- Baker
- Alec
- Stephanie
- Kerr
- Sharon
- Bonnie
- Lou
- Playwright
- Orr
- Larson
- Gina
- Carol
- Gustave
- Shirley
- Thorpe
- Joanne
- Denise
- Palmer
- Dinah
- Brett
- Feminist
- Bose
- Janet
- Hilary
- Phillips
- Caroline
- Maggie
- Rosie
- Natasha
- Diane
- Jasmine
- Sandwich
- Healy
- Brahms
- Kathleen
- Priscilla
- Hartman
- Caldwell
- Bergman
- Holden
- Christine
- Cindy
- Bach
- Geraldine
- Connie
- Cathy
- Natalie
- Hearst
- Karen
- Boyfriend
- Sitcom
- Patricia
- Duff
- Barbara
- Censure
- Spence
- Rae
- Audrey
- Mcconnell
- Synthesizer
- Debra
- Wu
- Jo
- Gillian
- Synapse
- Actress
- Fiona
- Susan
- Rip
- Abel
- Lesser
- Katie
- Henley
- Angela
- Presenter
- Lynne
- Robbins
- Patty
- Betty
- Kramer
- Commercial
- Backing
- Stacy
- Suzanne
- Tara
- Dave
- Wolff
- Jenny
- Kingsley
- Nikki
- Colleen
- Rachael
- Judith
- Feminism
- Menu
- Kate
- Hutton
Adjective
Wiktionary
WENDY, proper noun. A female given name.
WENDY, noun. (derogatory) (slang) (British) (particularly northern UK) A wuss; someone who is particularly cowardly.
WENDY HOUSE, noun. A toy house in which children can play.
WENDY HOUSES, noun. Plural of Wendy house
Wise words
There is no sickness worse for me than words that to be kind
must lie.