Definitions
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- proper noun A female
given name borrowed fromRussian in the twentieth century.
Etymologies
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Examples
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March 3, 2006 at 4:09 pm i would like mark and natasha to win because she was in my favourite girl group and he is the best actor in Holby city please vote for Mark and Natasha!
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Or hey, War and Peace (lol, wrote "Piece" first) -- you're in Natasha's head; you're in Andrei's head; you're in Pierre's head -- and you want to be.
intertribal: sorry if this is a really stupid issue. intertribal 2010
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I then basked in Natasha's Dance by Orlando Figes and felt sated.
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I then basked in Natasha's Dance by Orlando Figes and felt sated.
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Tasha Tudor was born Starling Burgess, in Boston, but acquired the nickname Natasha from her father, a fan of Tolstoy.
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I then basked in Natasha's Dance by Orlando Figes and felt sated.
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And one of the things Father Keene told me when I came back from one of these trips -- Hyun Sook had chosen the name Natasha, which I understood was from her watching a Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoon on the American Air Force station.
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And one of the things Father Keene told me when I came back from one of these trips -- Hyun Sook had chosen the name Natasha, which I understood was from her watching a Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoon on the American Air Force station.
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And one of the things Father Keene told me when I came back from one of these trips -- Hyun Sook had chosen the name Natasha, which I understood was from her watching a Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoon on the American Air Force station.
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Natasha is the future of writing fulfilled and is now an assistant professor at Emory.
Lillian Smith Book Awards Staff 2002
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