Giles
A traditional name
Giles is a masculine given name, from a Greek word meaning "young goat." It was common in medieval England but sounds old-fashioned today, appearing more often in British than American contexts: Giles was the family's black sheep.
Saint Giles is the patron saint of beggars and the disabled.
Informal feminine name
- librarianCollection manager at reading hall
- RupertMale given name
- tweedTextured woolen cloth
- OxfordHistoric English university town
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- patronymicName from father's name
- baptismalOf the initiation rite
- monikerInformal designation for someone
- appellationName or title given
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Period of armed conflict
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Buffy
Informal feminine name
Oxford · tea · mentor · occult · Sunnydale · bespectacled · erudite · reserved
forename
Given name at birth
- patronymicName from father's name
- baptismalOf the initiation rite
- monikerInformal designation for someone
appellation · surname · nickname · identity · heritage · ancestry · namesake · diminutive · Gil
wartime
Period of armed conflict
- satireMockery exposing vice
- caricatureExaggerated comic depiction
- familyRelated people together
- Gilmore Girls
- Gilbert and SullivanVictorian operetta collaborators
- Gillian Anderson
- Happy Gilmore
- W.S. GilbertVictorian comic librettist
- Gilbert's syndromeBenign hereditary hyperbilirubinemia
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