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- proper noun A female
given name derived from the gemberyl .
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Examples
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The name Beryl Madison’s not exactly well known, even though her novels have been financially successful.
Body of Evidence Patricia Cornwell 1991
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The name Beryl Madison’s not exactly well known, even though her novels have been financially successful.
Body of Evidence Patricia Cornwell 1991
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---- The story begins in Beryl, where The Company, cornered by the ever increasing demands of their contract which binds them to the role of taming the seething populace for its governor, is half forced and half glad to change allegiance.
Glen Cook - Chronicles of The Black Company (Book Review) 2008
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---- The story begins in Beryl, where The Company, cornered by the ever increasing demands of their contract which binds them to the role of taming the seething populace for its governor, is half forced and half glad to change allegiance.
Archive 2008-03-01 2008
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Beryl is down here; I can hear her stomping around.
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Shurtleff visited the Harker Farm in Beryl on Wednesday and on Thursday toured the twin towns of Hildale, Utah, and Colorado City, Ariz., where a majority of residents are members of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Utah attorney general touring embattled polygamous sect’s community 2008
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It crosses generations: looking at names on paper at work, I automatically assume that anyone called Beryl belongs to my father’s era; that Chrisiecould beaged between twenty-five and forty; and that Melissa isaround my own age.
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It crosses generations: looking at names on paper at work, I automatically assume that anyone called Beryl belongs to my father’s era; that Chrisiecould beaged between twenty-five and forty; and that Melissa isaround my own age.
Strange Names, Strange Ways « shattersnipe: malcontent & rainbows 2008
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It crosses generations: looking at names on paper at work, I automatically assume that anyone called Beryl belongs to my father’s era; that Chrisiecould beaged between twenty-five and forty; and that Melissa isaround my own age.
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A lady called Beryl (beryllium) celebrates by cooking a boar (boron) over some coals (carbon).
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