Parker
- proper noun
- /ˈpɑrkər/
- And I got some French toast and Parker got some pancakes.
- Charlie Parker
- Parker et al.
- Parker (1987)
We're going to work on the Charlie Parker tune Thriving from a riff.
- We're going to work on the Charlie Parker tune Thriving from a riff.
- Right, but Sarah Jessica Parker, I think was the ingenue in this.
- South Park Trey Parker Co wrote an episode with ChatGPT.
- No, dude, these four giant guys tatted up and it was me, Parker, Paige and Connor.
- And here comes a show called The Parkers, and there we go from there.
- And I got to work with Parker Posey.
- Parker or no Parker, of course Parker's great.
- It was it was these E Robert Parker forums, right?
- Well that's not Parker or Butler.
- They're all non Parker because they work.
- Kelly J Keene is with us, AKA the Parker Posey Parker on X.
Examples
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But then, because, you know, Peter Parker is a good person, he will.
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So the Earth gets closer to Matt Parker than it does to the sun.
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Not to put too fine a point on it, Parker, but your little...
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It's Matt Parker, and this is your face.
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Thank you, George Parker from the FT.
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I just wanted to welcome you to Harrison & Parker.
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Parker, can we hike out to Echo Point today?
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He played Sean Parker in the movie Social Network.
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Detective Curtis, I've got Captain Parker on the line for you.
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The city's mayor, Parker, announced her support for the terminal on Wednesday.
Synonyms
A family name used by people as a last name
A family name and sometimes a male first name in English-speaking countries
A family name sometimes used for places or institutions
A family or first name used by people
A family name used by real and fictional people
A family name some people have
A family name that people often use in English-speaking countries
A family name that some people have
A family name used by people to show family connection
A last name that a family shares
A family name people use as their last name
A last name used by some families
A last name or first name for a person often used for characters in stories
A family name that people use as their last name
A family name used by some people
A family name used by some people
Compounds
- UK
A person who tries to find out what other people are doing when it does not concern them
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Parker comes from an old job name: park plus -er, where park meant an enclosed area for hunting and -er means 'someone who does a job'. So a Parker was originally a 'keeper of the park', and today the name survives as a family surname showing an ancestor's job.