Vicky
or Vick·ie
[vik-ee]
- a female given name, form of Victoria.
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Contemporary Examples
Vicky Ward was a contributing editor to Vanity Fair for 11 years.
“I was kinda looking to Woody Allen when he really cast [Vicky Cristina Barcelona] well,” he says.
Vicky Duval Jumps into Our Hearts Another year, another U.S. Open story for the morning TV shows.
U.S. Open’s Delicious Week One: Serena and Sloane, Rafa and Roger, and MoreNicholas McCarvel
September 1, 2013
A group of 21-year-old ladies from London (Sofi, Holly, Vicky and Robin) had a different take.
On Monday, Vicky Triponey was living in South Carolina in anonymity.
Meet Penn State’s New Whistleblower, Vicky TriponeyJessica Bennett, Jacob Bernstein
November 23, 2011
Historical Examples
Perhaps if Vicky had been a boy she would have been spoilt and selfish too.
Great Uncle Hoot-TootMrs. Molesworth
But before she had time to cross the room, Vicky reappeared.
Great Uncle Hoot-TootMrs. Molesworth
"Oh no; Geoff's not naughty to me, scarcely never," said Vicky, eagerly.
Great Uncle Hoot-TootMrs. Molesworth
They were in the school-room by this time, and Vicky was at her usual post.
Great Uncle Hoot-TootMrs. Molesworth
He had talked himself and Vicky into quite good spirits by this time.
Great Uncle Hoot-TootMrs. Molesworth
Vicky
- professional name of Victor Weisz. 1913–66, British left-wing political cartoonist, born in Germany
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