Julie
Feminine given name
Julie is a feminine given name, the French form of Julia.
It became widely popular in English-speaking countries during the mid-20th century.
Julie's coming to dinner tonight.
The name often suggests someone approachable and friendly, though like most common names, it carries no fixed connotations beyond its era of popularity.
Classic stage-to-screen adaptation
- Mary Poppins
- Doctor Zhivago
- Before SunriseTime preceding daybreak
- HairsprayMusical about integration-era dancing
Pleasantly attractive in manner
- friendlyShowing kindness, warmth
- warmModerately heated, or friendly
- approachableEasy to engage with
- sweetTasting of sugar
likeable · girl-next-door · wholesome · down-to-earth · cheerful · vivacious · bubbly · pleasant
Ardent male lover
- balconyRaised exterior platform
- loveIntense fond attachment
- sweetheartAffectionate name for beloved
- darlingBeloved person or pet
beloved · crush · infatuation · devotion · courtship · serenade · billet-doux · paramour
Sound of Music
Classic stage-to-screen adaptation
- Before SunriseTime preceding daybreak
- HairsprayMusical about integration-era dancing
charming
Pleasantly attractive in manner
- friendlyShowing kindness, warmth
- warmModerately heated, or friendly
- approachableEasy to engage with
sweet · likeable · girl-next-door · wholesome · down-to-earth · cheerful · vivacious · bubbly · pleasant · kind
Romeo
Ardent male lover
- balconyRaised exterior platform
- loveIntense fond attachment
- sweetheartAffectionate name for beloved
darling · beloved · crush · infatuation · devotion · courtship · serenade · billet-doux · paramour · amour
- French NamesCamille, Catherine, Chantal, Francois, Gerard
- Julia variationsJulianna
- Rousseau worksThe Social Contract, Confessions, Emile, Dialogues, Pygmalion
- Mangomango, Alphonso, Kent, mango tree, ripe mango
- 18th Century WorksCandide, Gulliver's Travels, Pamela, Tom Jones, Dangerous Liaisons
- 18th-Century NovelsCandide, Dangerous Liaisons, The Nun
- Fourth of JulyAnnual American independence celebration
- Romeo and JulietTragedy of rival households
- 4th of JulyAmerican independence anniversary
- July FourthAmerican national holiday
- Jules Verne
- Julius CaesarRoman dictator and general
July, Julia, Juliet, Julius, Julian, Juliana, Juliette, Jules, Julianne