Kemp
Common English surname
Kemp is a surname of English and Scottish origin.
Jack Kemp was an American football quarterback who became a congressman and Republican vice-presidential candidate in 1996.
The name appears in various compounds: Kemp's ridley is a species of sea turtle.
As a common noun in textiles, kemp refers to coarse, brittle fibers in wool that resist dye.
Top competitor, or advocate
- warriorOne skilled in combat
- fighterOne who engages in combat
- combatantOne who fights
- knightHonored mounted soldier
contest · struggle · battle · strife · competitor · contender · victor · combat
Related people together
- genealogyStudy of family descent
- ancestryFamily line of descent
- lineageDescent from progenitors
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
English · surname · Germanic · origin · records · history · descendants · clan
Field sport with goals
- quarterbackPassing position in football
- Buffalo BillsWestern New York NFL franchise
- NFLPro football organization
- AFLHistoric football league
MVP · championship · sports · gridiron · passing · touchdown · professional · career
House of Representatives member
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- secretaryAdministrative office aide
- RepublicanGOP party member
- legislationOfficial enactment of statutes
policy · conservative · economics · tax reform · empowerment · enterprise zones · Reagan · supply-side
champion
Top competitor, or advocate
knight · contest · struggle · battle · strife · competitor · contender · victor · combat · tournament
family
Related people together
heritage · English · surname · Germanic · origin · records · history · descendants · clan · relatives
football
Field sport with goals
- quarterbackPassing position in football
- Buffalo BillsWestern New York NFL franchise
- NFLPro football organization
AFL · MVP · championship · sports · gridiron · passing · touchdown · professional · career · jersey
congressman
House of Representatives member
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- secretaryAdministrative office aide
- RepublicanGOP party member
legislation · policy · conservative · economics · tax reform · empowerment · enterprise zones · Reagan · supply-side · cabinet
KempBernie Sanders
Paul Krugman · Elizabeth Warren · FDR · Keynesian · John Maynard Keynes