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- proper noun A female
given name , a twentieth century coinage from Welshglân ("clean, holy") + ending -ys.
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Examples
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Mrs Kinnock, the anti poverty campaigner, Lady Glenys, is also a euro MEP and collects ₤57,000 a year in pay and around ₤100,000 in perks.
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Valleys Mam said ... well done Jill - I bet lady Glenys is really pissed:)
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One of the discussions was with Lady Kinnock, otherwise known as our Glenys, the fragrant Welsh MEP and assiduous participant in all European Parliament tours round the the world in her capacity as yet another spokesperson on aid.
The fragrant Glenys Helen 2005
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He had never called Glenys Next-door by her given name and did not intend to begin.
Piranha to Scurfy & Other Stories Rendell, Ruth 2000
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She should have thought more carefully before calling Glenys back so impulsively.
Truly Balogh, Mary 1996
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"Glenys," she said, "do you ever have reason to go to the Earl of Wyvern's bedchamber?"
Truly Balogh, Mary 1996
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"Glenys" sandals from the Jimmy Choo fall/winter 2008/2009 collection.
Shoebunny.com 2009
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"Glenys" sandals as worn by Olivia Wilde in yesterdays posting.
Shoebunny 2009
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Meagan has a slight obsession with these Jimmy Choo "Glenys" strappy snake sandals ... and you already know that she wore out her beloved YSL tribute pumps.
URBAN-HOOPLA.COM 2008
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This style is called "Glenys" and is from the current Jimmy Choo's autumn / winter
Shoebunny 2008
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