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Fergie

Fergie proper noun: nickname for Sarah Ferguson (born 1959), British author and former Duchess of York. Also the diminutive of Fergus.

Proper noun

Fergie

  1. Nickname for Sarah Ferguson (born 1959), British author and former Duchess of York.
  2. A surname.

Noun

Fergie (plural Fergies)

  1. (informal) A Ferguson tractor.

Also used as

Fergie is also the diminutive of Fergus.

Fergie is also the diminutive of Ferguson.

Fergie is also the diminutive of Fergusson.

Forms of Fergie

Proper noun
alternative formFergy
alternative formFergee
Noun
pluralFergies

Origin of Fergie

Clipping of Ferguson, Fergusson, or Fergus + -ie.

Questions about Fergie

What does Fergie mean?
Fergie means nickname for Sarah Ferguson (born 1959), British author and former Duchess of York.
What part of speech is Fergie?
Fergie can be a proper noun or a noun.

Words near Fergie in the dictionary

  1. Fergee
  2. Fergerson
  3. Fergersons
  4. Ferghana
  5. ferghanite
  6. Fergie
  7. Fergie's Fledgling
  8. Fergie's Fledglings
  9. Fergies
  10. Fergison
  11. fergit

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