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  • 61Gullifant — Recorded in many spellings Including Galliver, Gulliver, Gallafant, Gallifont, Galliford, Gullefant, Gullifant, Gulliford, Gullivan, Gullevant, Gullevent, and others, this is an English nickname surname, but one of pre medieval French origins.… …

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  • 62Gullivan — Recorded in many spellings Including Galliver, Gulliver, Gallafant, Gallifont, Galliford, Gullefant, Gullifant, Gulliford, Gullivan, Gullevant, Gullevent, and others, this is an English nickname surname, but one of pre medieval French origins.… …

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  • 63Gullivent — Recorded in many spellings Including Galliver, Gulliver, Gallafant, Gallifont, Galliford, Gullefant, Gullifant, Gulliford, Gullivan, Gullevant, Gullevent, and others, this is an English nickname surname, but one of pre medieval French origins.… …

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  • 64Logg — This interesting and unusual name is of usually of Irish origin, and is now almost exclusively a Derry and East Donegal name, where it is the Anglicization of the Gaelic O Maolmhaadhog (formerly Anglicized phonetically as Mulvogue), and derived… …

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  • 65Logue — This interesting and unusual name is of usually of Irish origin, and is now almost exclusively a Derry and East Donegal name, where it is the Anglicization of the Gaelic O Maolmhaadhog (formerly Anglicized phonetically as Mulvogue), and derived… …

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  • 66Mangion — This rare and interesting surname is of Italian origin, and is an example of the sizeable group of early European surnames that were gradually created from the habitual use of nicknames. The nicknames were given in the first instance with… …

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  • 67while — while1 W1S1 [waıl] conj 1.) during the time that something is happening ▪ They arrived while we were having dinner. ▪ While she was asleep, thieves broke in and stole her handbag. ▪ She met Andy while working on a production of Carmen. see usage… …

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  • 68glutton — noun I can barely stomach being at the same table with that glutton Syn: gourmand, overeater, big eater, gorger, gobbler; informal pig, greedy pig, guzzler …

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  • 69chow·hound — /ˈʧaʊˌhaʊnd/ noun, pl hounds [count] US informal : a person who likes to eat My dad doesn t eat much, but my brother is a real chowhound. [=a big eater] …

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  • 70Naked Snake — Big Boss  Pour l’article homonyme, voir The Big Boss.  Big Boss Légende {{{légende}}} Série …

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