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Post #ApoY5Is7xlnTXC5ljc by [email protected] |
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What reasonable common first names are also names of smells/scents?For female n… |
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Post #ApofZU75Qqk0lVQa4u by [email protected] |
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@dalke I was going to suggest Sage, but Wikipedia says it’s a unisex first na… |
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@pjacock and the listed given names show a roughly equal distribution I haven&#… |
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@pjacock @dalke Woody or Herb, though both more common as abbreviations. Also … |
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@HeathrTurnr @pjacock Nice! Woody Harrelson, for example. Herb isn't a spec… |
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@dalke @HeathrTurnr It was Woody Guthrie (cross reference Bob Dylan) who came t… |
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@pjacock @HeathrTurnr And Woody Allen, or for fictional, Woody Woodpecker.I don… |
