Vic
[vik]
- a male given name, form of Victor.
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Vic.
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Examples from the Web for vic
Contemporary Examples
“She knew how to work those old guys,” former congressman Vic Fazio says in the film.
Hillary Supporters Should Want to Complete Ferraro’s Unfinished BusinessJill Lawrence
February 12, 2014
He was also the president of Moonblood Pictures—named after his middle name--which put out Vic.
Will the new Tory/Liberal government in England and its austerity measures affect the budget of the Old Vic?
You're so busy with the Old Vic now, a film role has to be quite special to draw you to it these days.
So now I am working on what is my next dream after the Old Vic.
Historical Examples
Just a moment ago you said what a much nicer boy Vic would have made.
Great Uncle Hoot-TootMrs. Molesworth
Run down, Vic, dear, and get Geoff to go straight into the school-room.
Great Uncle Hoot-TootMrs. Molesworth
They were hardly settled in the drawing-room before Vic appeared.
Great Uncle Hoot-TootMrs. Molesworth
There was Vic, his red hair tousled, and his face gray with worry.
The Infra-MediansSewell Peaslee Wright
The only vestige of comfort left me was the hope that they were taking me to Hope and Vic.
The Infra-MediansSewell Peaslee Wright
Word Origin and History for vic
Vic
1858, colloquial abbreviation of Royal Victoria Theater in London.
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Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2010 Douglas Harper