Susan
Classic girl's name
Susan is a female given name, from Hebrew meaning "lily." Popular throughout the mid-twentieth century in English-speaking countries, it has declined since.
Common nicknames include Sue, Susie, and Suzy.
The name appears in the phrase lazy Susan, a rotating tray for serving food.
Adult female human
- girlYoung female person
- ladyCourteous term for woman
- MaryCommon feminine name
- ElizabethFeminine given name
Patricia · Jennifer · Linda · Barbara · Margaret · Betty · Sandra · Nancy
Fictional snow-covered kingdom
- protagonistStory's central figure
- characterNature, symbol, or role
- heroineBrave female protagonist
- fictionImagined narrative work
novel · Chronicles · wardrobe · Aslan · Edmund · Peter · Lucy · gentle
Quality from past eras
- timelessUnaffected by eras
- nostalgicLonging for the past
- retroEvoking recent past
- traditionalFollowing long-held customs
old-fashioned · mid-century · 1950s · conventional · established · enduring · wholesome · dependable
woman
Adult female human
Elizabeth · Patricia · Jennifer · Linda · Barbara · Margaret · Betty · Sandra · Nancy · Pamela
Narnia
Fictional snow-covered kingdom
- protagonistStory's central figure
- characterNature, symbol, or role
- heroineBrave female protagonist
fiction · novel · Chronicles · wardrobe · Aslan · Edmund · Peter · Lucy · gentle · queen
vintage
Quality from past eras
traditional · old-fashioned · mid-century · 1950s · conventional · established · enduring · wholesome · dependable · familiar
- Susan B. Anthony
- Susan Sarandon
- black eyed susanGolden bloom, dark hub
- Oh SusannaAntebellum parlor song
- black-eyed SusanYellow wildflower, dark hub
- Susan B AnthonySuffragist leader, dollar namesake