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Cyd

Cyd proper noun: a male given name.

Proper noun

Cyd

  1. A male given name
    • "It's all about getting laid," Cyd explained. It was easier for the young Were, because if he ever got out of his moon craze, he could mate.2012, Stephanie Tyler, Dire Warning, →ISBN
    • And with that, Otto began dancing in front of Cyd. His gyrations were absolutely comical. Cyd wanted to laugh but at the same time, he was aggravated with Otto for not listening. Cyd finally had had enough. He tried a few more times ...2017, Phil Wigfall, A Sol in the Life of Otto Fink, →ISBN
  2. A female given name
    • Frank crawled into the bed with Cyd, his eyes puffy, no more tears in him to cry anymore. Cyd stared at the painted portrait of Mercades that she painted on her first birthday. Frank put him arm around her and rubbed his face into her arm.2010, Alexis Allee, I Don't Love You, →ISBN
    • "It just blew my mind," Cyd said as she continued to dial. [...] Cyd rushed home that evening, [...] and completed her other tasks [...]2012, Dixie Webb, The Trucker, →ISBN

Origin of Cyd

Often short for Cydney, a variant of Sydney/Sidney.

Questions about Cyd

What does Cyd mean?
Cyd means a male given name.
What part of speech is Cyd?
Cyd is a proper noun.

Words near Cyd in the dictionary

  1. cycophilin
  2. cycotiamine
  3. cycrimine
  4. cycs
  5. cyctic
  6. Cyd
  7. cyder
  8. cydere
  9. cyderes
  10. cyders
  11. Cydippe

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