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- n. A female given name. Medieval variant of Julian and Juliana, revived and quite popular in Britain in the mid-twentieth century.
Examples
“I've explained to Gill how sexy "Gillian" is to geeks across the land due to Gillian Anderson.”
“In 1697, the Lincolnshire diarist and antiquarian, Abraham de la Pryme, noted: They have at (Alkborough) two Roman games, the one called Gillian's (for Julian's) Bore, and the other Troy's Walls.”
“I wish I could save up £2000 or so and spend a summer doing the Goethe Institut course that Gillian is doing.”
“Gillian is an always efficient and highly creative woman, direct and to the point without being blunt and tactless”
“Gillian is missing, can MacGyver find her or is it too late?”
“Gillian is working towards a Ph.D. at the University of Calgary”
“Gillian is a relative newcomer to the country music scene.”
“Gillian is also strong-willed and determined, but those qualities cannot mask the fear she feels when the raiders from the North ransack her village”
“Gillian is a Visionary, a Seer, born with the gift of knowing”
“Gillian is fed through a mickey button because she does not swallow properly”
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