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- proper noun A
diminutive of the malegiven name Adam ,Adrian orAidan . - proper noun A
diminutive of the femalegiven name Adele ,Adriana orAdrienne . - proper noun A
surname derived fromAdam .
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Examples
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Justin Adie said ... this is space opera at its best. i'm awed by Hamilton's ability to string a cohesive story together over so many pages and in so many threads (and agree that this is a much tighter offering than previous outings).
The Temporal Void by Peter F Hamilton (Pan Macmillan, 3rd October 2008) Mark 2008
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The character of Julian Adie is based on Lawrence Durrell, although the author is quick to point out that the story she creates is entirely fictional.
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That people called Adie the bone woman was small wonder; the house had little else in it.
Stone of Tears Goodkind, Terry 1995
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"Adie --" said * Siegfried, "there are ten people on that bus, and one of them is having a heart attack."
Galapagos Vonnegut, Kurt 1985
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"Adie --" said * Siegfried, "is there some way we can get the ship closer to the dock?"
Galapagos Vonnegut, Kurt 1985
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Adrienne 'Adie' Fuchs, MA Joins the Ranks of Leading Professionals Cambridge Who's Who Publishing, Inc.
unknown title 2009
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Dr. M.nica M. Jablonski Recognized by Exclusive Professional Networking Organization Adrienne 'Adie' Fuchs, M. Joins the Ranks of Leading Professionals Cambridge Who's Who Publishing, Inc.
unknown title 2009
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Adrienne 'Adie' Fuchs, MA Joins the Ranks of Leading Professionals Cambridge Who's Who Publishing, Inc.
unknown title 2009
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Adrienne 'Adie' Fuchs, MA Joins the Ranks of Leading Professionals Cambridge Who's Who Publishing, Inc.
unknown title 2009
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Adrienne 'Adie' Fuchs, MA Joins the Ranks of Leading Professionals Cambridge Who's Who Publishing, Inc.
unknown title 2009
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