Charlie
Bravo, then this
Charlie is a diminutive of Charles, used as a given name for boys and increasingly for girls.
In military communications, Charlie represents the letter C in the NATO phonetic alphabet.
During the Vietnam War, American soldiers called the Viet Cong "Charlie" (from Victor Charlie, phonetic for VC).
In British slang, charlie means cocaine or, informally, a fool: I felt like a right charlie.
Exclamation praising performance
- DeltaAlluvial formation at mouth
- EchoSmart home device
- GolfNATO letter for G
- HotelCommercial lodging establishment
India · Juliet · Lima · Mike · November · Oscar · Quebec · Romeo
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- nameIdentifying word for someone
- diminutiveVery small, or nickname form
- nicknameInformal substitute name
- informalRelaxed, not official
Producing no sound
slapstick · Keystone · vaudeville · pantomime · comedy · black-and-white · Hollywood · cinema
Bravo
Exclamation praising performance
Hotel · India · Juliet · Lima · Mike · November · Oscar · Quebec · Romeo · Sierra
Chuck
Shoulder beef section
- nameIdentifying word for someone
- diminutiveVery small, or nickname form
- nicknameInformal substitute name
informal · familiar · personal · given · forename · moniker · pet-name
silent
Producing no sound
mustache · slapstick · Keystone · vaudeville · pantomime · comedy · black-and-white · Hollywood · cinema · talkies
VC
Startup investment funds
warfare · slang · military · infantry · combat · soldier · tunnel · ambush · patrol · hostile
slang
Informal in-group vocabulary
substance · street · party · illicit · blow · snow · nose-candy · white
- British NamesElizabeth, George, Henry, William, Victoria
- Roald DahlMatilda, BFG, Willy Wonka, James, Fantastic Mr. Fox
- Unisex NamesAlex, Avery, Blake, Cameron, Casey
- common namescommon names, John, Jane, Joe, Bob
- pet namessweetheart, darling, Buddy, honey, Max
- Vietnam WarVietnam War, Vietnam, Tet Offensive, My Lai Massacre, Viet Cong
- Charlotte's WebNovel about loyal spider
- Charlie BrownLovable loser in comics
- Charlotte Hornets
- Charles Dickens
- Charlie Chaplin
- Charles Darwin