Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. A female given name, popular in the US in the 1990s and the 2000s.
Etymologies
- A 20th century invention, either derived from the flower alyssum, or from Alicia, of Germanic origin. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“On the other side of Twitter-Wood, there's far less ambiguity in Alyssa Milano, Michael Ian Black and Brian Lynch's tweets about Pat Robertson.”
“No one else believes that Alyssa is still alive, but Johnny is certain that she is - confident in a way that he can never fully explain.”
“The reason Alyssa is a good person to bring up is because I know that she and Nick love both versions -- my family's and what she originally made.”
“Alyssa is a good person to bring up at this point, because I know she makes her Chicken Divan very differently.”
“Alyssa is being fitted for a hydraulic leg but is still on crutches at the moment.”
Cancer Survivor Alyssa Iacoboni Goes on the Hunt of a Lifetime
“Yet, you've also heard that Jaycee Dugard answering to the name Alyssa was the creative force behind Philip Garrido's printing business.”
“Yet, you have also heard that Jaycee Dugard, answering to the name Alyssa, was the creative force behind Phillip Garrido's business, printing business.”
“When questioned by his parole officer yesterday, with his wife, the two children, and the woman he called Alyssa at his side, it turned out Alyssa was Jaycee Dugard.”
“When questioned by his parole officer yesterday with his wife, the two children, and a woman he called Alyssa at his side, it turned out, Alyssa was Jaycee Dugard.”
“When questioned by his parole officer yesterday with his wife, the two children and a woman he called Alyssa at his side, it turned out Alyssa was Jaycee Dugard.”
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