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- proper noun A
diminutive of the femalegiven names Agnes andAgatha . - noun US An agricultural school, such as one of the state
land-grant colleges. - noun US A student or alumnus of such a school.
Etymologies
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Examples
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He explained his view on the disconnect between the term Aggie and international student.
The Battalion 2008
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"There's also 98 parking spaces right in front of what we call Aggie I."
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"There's also 98 parking spaces right in front of what we call Aggie I."
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"There's also 98 parking spaces right in front of what we call Aggie I."
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"There's also 98 parking spaces right in front of what we call Aggie I."
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"There's also 98 parking spaces right in front of what we call Aggie I."
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"There's also 98 parking spaces right in front of what we call Aggie I."
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"There's also 98 parking spaces right in front of what we call Aggie I."
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"There's also 98 parking spaces right in front of what we call Aggie I."
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"There's also 98 parking spaces right in front of what we call Aggie I."
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