Definitions
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- proper n. A male given name of Welsh origin from a word meaning hill or mound.
- proper n. A female given name in occasional modern use.
- proper n. Part of several place names in Wales and elsewhere.
- proper n. A township in Wigan, Lancashire.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Bryn is such a beautiful little baby … Bethenny looks OVER the moon!!
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A memorial use will be reason upon Feb 7 during eleven AM during a Church of a Redeemer in Bryn Mawr.
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| Inquirer | 06/28/2007: On Sunday, animal-control officers captured a three-foot alligator at the park, a surprising find that came three days after they pinched a five-footer less than a mile downstream, in Bryn Athyn.
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The dog is described as the size of a labrador, is brinley and black in colour and he called Bryn.
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I find them ironic as well, although in the fifties, “ironic” was a term we Bryn Mawr English majors could stay up all night debating the nuances of, the way my daughter-in-law goes on and on about cacao percentages in chocolate, or how much artificial sweetener or sodium is in every box on my pantry shelf.
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He came to the hill called Bryn Myr. in at dusk, and slept again by a wood.
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“I see it very clearly,” said I. “Well, your worship, that’s called Bryn y Llo — the Hill of the Calf, or the Calf Plynlimmon, which makes the sixth summit.”
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The band played them all and played them well, then quickly warmed into a happy, feverish triplet of a loose-and-free "Bryn," the Auto-Tune tweaked
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Once a music student at Harcum College outside of Bryn Mawr, this former East Coast cabaret singer who sang in the film The Lost Weekend likes living on the West Coast..
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By far the brainiest of the Seven Sisters — cussed, straight-backed, high-minded, and feminist (its students, so the wags said, preferred the Ph.D. to the Mrs.) — Bryn Mawr was probably the least likely college that Betty Draper, given to such non-U genteelisms as “passed away,” would have attended.
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