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Bill Gates Jay Leno Penny Marshall |
Bob Hope Chevy Chase Benjamin Franklin |
Tom Cruise Henry Fielding Patty Duke |
Bonnie Parker Willy Nelson Tommy Lee Jones |
| Al | an East Indian tree |
| Alan | a large hunting dog |
| Alec | a herring |
| Alma | an Egyptian girl who sings and dances professionally |
| Almah | an Egyptian girl who sings and dances professionally |
| Anna | a former coin of India |
| Argus | an East Indian pheasant |
| Art | an aesthetically pleasing... arrangement of elements |
| Ash | to convert into ash |
| Baker | one that bakes |
| Basil | an aromatic herb |
| Beard | to oppose boldly |
| Belle | an attractive woman |
| Ben | an inner room |
| Benjamin | benzoine |
| Benny | an amphetamine tablet |
| Bertha | a wide collar |
| Beth | a Hebrew letter |
| Biff | to hit |
| Bill | to present a statement of costs to |
| Billy | a short club |
| Birch | to whip |
| Bo | a pal |
| Bob | to move up and down |
| Bobby | a policeman |
| Bolivar | a monetary unit of Venezuela |
| Bonita | a bonito |
| Bonnie | bonny (pretty) |
| Booker | one that books |
| Boxer | one that packs boxes |
| Brad | a thin nail |
| Braille | to write in braille (raised writing for the blind) |
| Bud | a undeveloped plant part |
| Burton | a hoisting block |
| Buster | one that breaks up something |
| Carl | a peasant |
| Carol | to sing joyously |
| Carter | one that carts |
| Carver | one that carves |
| Celeste | a celesta (keyboard instrument) |
| Chad | a scrap of paper |
| Charley | a fool |
| Charlie | a fool |
| Chase | to pursue |
| Chevy | to chase about |
| Chico | a prickly shrub |
| Chopin | a type of show |
| Christie | a skiing turn |
| Christy | a skiing turn |
| Chuck | to throw |
| Cisco | a freshwater fish |
| Clarence | a closed carriage |
| Clay | to treat with clay |
| Clement | merciful |
| Cliff | a high steep face of rock |
| Cooper | to make or mend barrels |
| Corky | corklike |
| Dagwood | a large sandwich |
| Daisy | a flowering plant |
| Dale | a valley |
| Dalton | a unit of atomic mass |
| Daphne | a flowering shrub |
| Davy | a safety lamp |
| Dawn | to begin to grow light |
| Dean | a head of faculty |
| Deb | a debutante |
| Delver | one that delves |
| Demy | a size of paper |
| Devon | one of a breed of small, hardy, cattle |
| Dexter | situated on the right |
| Dick | to copulate with |
| Dickens | a devil |
| Dirk | a small knife |
| Dolly | a wheeled platform |
| Dom | a title given to certain monks |
| Don | to put on |
| Donna | an Italian lady |
| Dot | a tiny round mark |
| Dotty | crazy |
| Duke | a high ranking nobleman |
| Dusty | full of dust |
| Earl | a British nobleman |
| Ed | education |
| Eddy | to move against the main current |
| Einstein | a very intelligent person |
| Erica | a shrub of the heath family |
| Fagin | a person who instructs others in crime |
| Faith | belief or trust |
| Fanny | the buttocks |
| Fay | to join closely |
| Felicity | happiness |
| Fern | a flowerless vascular plant |
| Florence | a former gold coin of Europe |
| Flossie | a floozy |
| Ford | to cross by wading |
| Frank | honest and unreserved in speech |
| Franklin | a medeival English landowner |
| Fritz | a non-functioning state |
| Gabby | talkative |
| Galvanic | pertaining to a direct electric current |
| Garvey | a small scow |
| Gene | a hereditary unit |
| Gilbert | a unit of magnetomotive force |
| Gilly | to transport on a type of wagon |
| Ginger | to flavor with ginger |
| Glen | a small valley |
| Gloria | a halo |
| Gore | to pierce with a horn or tusk |
| Grace | to give beauty to |
| Graham | whole wheat flour |
| Grant | to bestow upon |
| Guy | to ridicule |
| Hale | healthy |
| Hank | to fasten a sail |
| Hansel | to give a gift to |
| Harper | a harpist |
| Harry | to pillage |
| Hatcher | one that hatches |
| Hector | to bully |
| Henry | a unit of inductance |
| Herb | a flowering plant with a non-woody stem |
| Herby | abounding in herbs |
| Holly | a tree |
| Homer | to hit a home run |
| Honey | to sweeten with honey |
| Hope | desire or expectation |
| Hoyle | a rule book |
| Iris | a part of the eye |
| Jack | to raise with a type of lever |
| Jacky | a sailor |
| Jade | to weary |
| Jake | all right, fine |
| Jane | a girl or woman |
| Jay | a corvine bird |
| Jean | a durable cotton fabric |
| Jehu | a fast driver |
| Jemmy | to pry open with a crowbar (jimmy) |
| Jenny | a female donkey |
| Jeroboam | a wine bottle |
| Jerry | a German soldier |
| Jersey | a close-fitting knitted shirt |
| Jess | to fasten straps around the legs of |
| Jesse | to fasten straps around the legs of |
| Jesuit | a scheming person |
| Jewel | to adorn or equip with jewels (precious stones) |
| Jezebel | a scheming wicked woman |
| Jill | a unit of liquid measure |
| Jimmy | to pry open with a crowbar |
| Jo | a sweetheart |
| Joannes | a Portuguese coin |
| Job | to work by the piece |
| Jocko | a monkey |
| Joe | a fellow |
| Joey | a young kangaroo |
| Johannes | a Portuguese coin |
| John | a toilet |
| Johnny | a sleeveless hospital gown |
| Jones | a drug addiction |
| Jordan | a type of container |
| Joseph | a woman's long cloak |
| Josh | to tease |
| Joule | a unit of energy |
| Joy | to rejoice |
| Judas | a peephole |
| Kay | the letter K |
| Kayo | to knock out |
| Kelly | a bright green color |
| Kelvin | a unit of temperature |
| Ken | to know |
| Kent | knew |
| Kerry | an Irish breed of cattle |
| King | to reign as king (a male monarch) |
| Kip | to sleep |
| Kit | to equip |
| Kitty | a kitten or cat |
| Kris | a short sword |
| Lacey | lacy |
| Lambert | a unit of illumination |
| Lance | to pierce with a lance |
| Langley | a unit of illumination |
| Lars | Roman gods |
| Lassie | a lass |
| Laura | a type of monastary |
| Laurel | to crown with a wreath of evergreen |
| Lear | learning |
| Lee | to shelter from the wind |
| Leno | a style of weaving |
| Levy | to impose or collect, as tax |
| Lily | a flowering plant |
| Lolly | a lollipop |
| Louie | a lieutenant |
| Louis | a former gold coin of France |
| Lucifer | a friction match |
| Mac | a raincoat |
| Macadam | a type of pavement |
| Mae | more |
| Magdalen | a reformed prostitute |
| Mamie | a tropical tree |
| Manly | like a man |
| Marc | the residue after a fruit has been pressed |
| Marcel | to make a deep soft wave in the hair |
| Marge | a margin |
| Maria | dark areas on the surface of the moon or Mars |
| Marigold | a flowering plant |
| Marina | a docking area for small boats |
| Mark | to make a visible impression on |
| Marshall | to put in proper order |
| Martin | a small bird |
| Marvy | marvelous |
| Maryjane | marijuana |
| Mason | to build with stone or brick |
| Matilda | a hobo's bundle |
| Matt | to produce a dull finish on |
| Maxwell | a unit of magnetic flux |
| May | to gather flowers in the spring |
| Mel | honey |
| Melody | an agreeable succession of musical sounds |
| Mercy | compassion |
| Merle | a blackbird |
| Merlin | a European falcon |
| Mick | an Irishman |
| Mickey | a drugged drink |
| Mike | a microphone |
| Miller | one that mills |
| Milt | to impgregnate with milt (fish sperm) |
| Milty | full of milt (fish sperm) |
| Mim | primly demure |
| Minny | a minnow |
| Mo | a moment |
| Molly | a tropical fish |
| Morgan | a unit of distance between genes |
| Morris | an English folk dance |
| Morse | designating a code used in telegraphy |
| Mort | a note sounded on a hunting horn |
| Nan | a round flat bread |
| Nana | a grandmother |
| Napoleon | a type of pastry |
| Nellie | an effeminate male |
| Nelly | an effeminate male |
| Nelson | a wrestling hold |
| Nestor | a wise old man |
| Newt | a small salamander |
| Newton | a unit of force |
| Nick | to make a shallow cut in |
| Noel | a Christmas card |
| Norm | a standard |
| Oedipal | pertaining to libidinal feelings of a child... |
| Ohm | a unit of electrical resistance |
| Olive | a small fruit |
| Otto | fragrant oil |
| Page | to summon by calling out the name of |
| Palmer | a religious pilgrim |
| Pam | the Jack of Clubs in some card games |
| Parr | a young salmon |
| Pat | to touch lightly |
| Patsy | one who is easily fooled |
| Pattie | a thin, flat cake of food |
| Patty | a thin, flat cake of food |
| Penny | a coin of the United Kingdom |
| Peter | to diminish gradually |
| Pia | a membrane of the brain |
| Pierce | to cut or pass into or through |
| Pike | to pierce with a pike (a long spear) |
| Pinky | the little finger |
| Piper | one who plays a pipe |
| Quisling | a traitor who aids the invaders of his country |
| Ralph | to vomit |
| Randy | lustful |
| Rather | preferably |
| Reed | to fasten with reeds (the stalks of tall grasses) |
| Reg | a regulation |
| Regina | a queen |
| Rehoboam | a wine bottle |
| Rex | a king |
| Rich | having wealth |
| Rick | to pile hay in stacks |
| Rob | to take property from illegally |
| Robin | a songbird |
| Rod | to provide with a rod |
| Roentgen | a unit of radiation dosage |
| Roger | a pirate flag |
| Romeo | a male lover |
| Rontgen | a unit of radiation dosage |
| Rose | to make the color of a rose (a reddish flower) |
| Rube | a rustic |
| Ruby | deep red |
| Rusty | covered with rust |
| Ruth | compassion |
| Sabin | a unit of sound absorption |
| Sal | salt |
| Sally | to rush out suddenly |
| Sanders | one that sands |
| Sandy | covered with sand |
| Saul | a soul |
| Sawyer | one that saws wood for a living |
| Shaw | to show |
| Shawn | an early woodwind instrument |
| Shea | an African tree |
| Sheila | a young woman |
| Shelly | abounding in seashells |
| Simony | the buying or selling of a church office |
| Smith | a worker in metals |
| Sol | the fifth note of diatonic scale |
| Sonny | a small boy |
| Sonny | a small boy |
| Sophy | a Persian ruler |
| Spencer | a trysail |
| Spike | a long thick nail |
| Spud | to remove with a spadelike tool |
| Stein | a beer mug |
| Stew | to cook by boiling slowly |
| Sue | to institute legal proceedings again |
| Tab | to name or designate |
| Tad | a small boy |
| Tammie | a fabric of mixed fibers |
| Tammy | a fabric of mixed fibers |
| Ted | to spread for drying |
| Teddy | a woman's undergarment |
| Terry | an abosrbent fabric |
| Texas | the uppermost structure on a steamboat |
| Thatcher | one that thatches |
| Tiffany | a thin, mesh fabric |
| Timothy | a European grass |
| Tip | to tilt |
| Toby | a type of drinking mug |
| Tod | a British unit of weight |
| Tom | to behave like an Uncle Tom |
| Tommy | a loaf of bread |
| Tony | stylish |
| Troy | a system of weights |
| Turner | one that turns |
| Twain | a set of two |
| Van | a type of motor vehicle |
| Vera | very |
| Veronica | a handkerchief with Christ's face |
| Victor | one who defeats the enemy |
| Victoria | a light carriage |
| Viola | a stringed instrument |
| Violet | a flowering plant |
| Wally | something visually pleasing |
| Ward | to turn aside |
| Warren | a place where rabbits live |
| Watt | a unit of power |
| Webster | a weaver |
| Will | to decide upon |
| Willy | to willow |
| Wilt | to become limp |
| Woody | resembling wood |