Ashleigh

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Ashleigh

  1. A unisex given name transferred from the surname, variant of Ashley.
    • 1879, Stephen Watson Fullom, The man of the world; or, Vanities of the lay, page 132:
      "You never asked us," replied Ashleigh, his vexation vanishing, [...]
    • 1995, Joanna Campbell, Ashleigh's Diary, Harper Collins, →ISBN, page 22:
      "Ashleigh!" her mother called. "Could you bring me a wrap for Slewette's leg from the feed room?" "Okay!" Ashleigh let herself out of Wanderer's stall. She'd check back in a little while to see if the mare had finally eaten anything.
    • 2010, Gerri Hill, Love Waits, Bella Books, →ISBN:
      She simply smiled and squeezed Gina's arm, her fingers lingering, burning her skin. “Thanks.” Gina couldn't speak. She just nodded. She finally released Ashleigh, her hands falling away from her.

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