Archie

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A gay boy Urban Dictionary

A nickname for David Archuleta on American Idol season 7. The plural form archies represent his fanbase. Urban Dictionary

Archie is a windup especially to his best mate and their crush he loves to wind them up about it Urban Dictionary

Archie Urban Dictionary

To FAIL (EPIC) in front of the audience most capable of eternally memorializing your error on the internet. Urban Dictionary

A MASSIVE UNLIKED COCKWITHNO FUCKING FRIENDS Urban Dictionary

Best friend you could ever have! Friendly,funny,cool and the best looking boy in the world. He's cute towards his girlfriend/crush. But he acts his normal self around his mates. He isn't afraid to approach girls and doesn't care what his friends say. If you know an Archie don't lose him because you'll need him in your life Urban Dictionary

Has a huge dick and calls everyone he meets a nonce Urban Dictionary

A fun loving, cute, often called adorable, little guy. Archies are the ones who are super fun and cool to be around, he can be super smart one minute but the next be licking your toe, Archies should NEVER be misjudged because even though shy when met, you all will get along tremendously! Urban Dictionary

A wonderful, intelligent, sweet guy who's very secretive when you first meet him, but is a great friend once he opens up. He makes the grades, is athletic, and loves video games. He's one of the sweetest most caring guys you will ever meet in your entire life. A pervert at times, but you get used to it after a while. Don't let his simplistic look fool you! He's a very open minded person. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to archie:
archie, archive, arche, archi, archil, archine, archiv, archi-, archae, archite, archit, archin, archic.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word archie:
jughead, wolfe, veronica, comics, stacey, bunker, audrey, betty, hedgehog, nero, reggie, roach, pep, roxy, hahn, manning, ronnie, blanche, danielle, saul, andrews, peggy, cheryl, griffin, sonic, lamb, edith, superhero, imprint, digest, mayo, fritz, comic, mitchell, mighty, moore, bradley, teenage, lodge, carr, marvel, larry, footballer, fred, thompson, inspector, storyline, adventures, fisher, tells, cartoon, cameron, cooper, gang, asks, montana, scottish, murdered, characters, universe, adventure, quarterback, turner, bell, phil, stories, wants, nick, sam, circle, norman, billy, fictional, returns, strip.

Words that rhyme with archie:
starchy, archy, larche, arch he, march he.

Adjectives that are often used to describe archie:
poor, old, little, young, dear, next, sweeter, unemotional, eyed, straightforward, net, black, splendid, merry, comic, minute, top, former, fortnight, scarce, rippled, dark, german, sparing, brave, clear, nearer, opposite, beloved, safe, famous, brightest, perplexed, instant, thoughtful, garrulous, intrepid, dignified, wretched, polite, annoyed, hier, non, interested, debonair, guileful, quiet, ingenious, interrupted, wonderful, innocent, day.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective archie:
hudson, fund.

Consonant match to archie:
archer, archy, orchi, arch a, arch he, arch her.

Words that sound like archie:
archie, arci, -archy, argy, argie, argi, orci, arch, orgy, archer, arty, ari, archery, arnie, archy, arched, artie, arte, ahri, arche, orgie, archi, arti, arney, aci, aarti, arley, arlie, arsey, arni, archey, arri, archly, arvie, acci, arai, arkie, arvi, arli, arlee, archae, aichi, aari, larche, r v, arace, r e, aace, arsi, arch-, r c, garci, arnee, r.i, thearchy, churchy, murchie, mirchi, kurchee, aria, arya, ario, arieh, army, arches, achoo, arching, archway, arco, arno, arlo, arna, archon, ardi, arla, arca, arj, aji, arnaud, arko, ahchoo, arka, ardee, armi, araw, -ory, aaro, archa, armee, araneae, arleigh, arnault, arnow, aara, arja, ahra, aaru, araa, argies, arnau.