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a pet form of ann and annie
ann ve annie bir pet formu
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A diminutive of the female given name Ann. Also, a popular given name in the 19th century

It suits your face, Mrs. Marshall-Gill said. A titter ran around the listening room.

Besant Annie Annie Wood Leibovitz Annie Oakley Annie Proulx Edna Annie
{i} female first name
diminutive form of Ann, a popular independent name in the nineteenth century

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Annie Besant
{i} (1847-1933) English social reformer and activist for women's rights born of evangelical parents and became a theosophist
Annie Besant
orig. Annie Wood born Oct. 1, 1847, London, Eng. died Sept. 20, 1933, Adyar, Madras British social reformer. She was a prominent Fabian socialist in the 1880s before becoming an adherent of theosophy in 1889. She served as international president of the Theosophical Society from 1907 until her death, and her writings are still considered some of the best expositions of theosophical belief. After immigrating to India, she became an Indian independence leader and established the Indian Home Rule League in 1916
Annie Leibovitz
orig. Anna-Lou Leibovitz born Oct. 2, 1949, Westbury, Conn., U.S. U.S. photographer. She enrolled in the San Francisco Art Institute in 1967. In 1970, while still a student, she was given her first commercial assignment for Rolling Stone magazine. Leibovitz became the publication's chief photographer in 1973, and over the subsequent decade she created images of the major personalities of contemporary rock music. In 1983 she moved to Vanity Fair magazine, which broadened her pool of subjects to include film stars, athletes, and political figures, and in 1986 she began to pursue advertising photography. Many successful monographs of her photographs have been published
Annie Oakley
a US woman who was very skilled at shooting, and who performed in Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. The musical show and film Annie Get Your Gun is based on her life (1860-1926). orig. Phoebe Anne Moses born Aug. 13, 1860, Darke county, Ohio, U.S. died Nov. 3, 1926, Greenville, Ohio U.S. sharpshooter. As a child she won acclaim for her marksmanship. She later toured vaudeville circuits with her marksman husband, Frank Butler. In 1885 they joined Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show; she was one of the show's star attractions for most of the next 16 years. Oakley's famous act included shooting off the end of a cigarette held in Butler's lips, hitting the thin edge of a playing card from 30 paces, and shooting distant targets while looking into a mirror. In 1887 she was presented to Queen Victoria, and later in Berlin she performed her cigarette trick with, at his insistence, Crown Prince William (later Kaiser William II) holding the cigarette
Annie Proulx
born Aug. 22, 1935, Norwich, Conn., U.S. U.S. writer. She studied at the University of Vermont. She began professional writing with commissioned nonfiction books on cooking, gardening, and country living. She founded and edited (1984-86) Behind the Times, a rural Vermont newspaper, and published stories in men's outdoor magazines. Her first novel, Postcards (1992), depicting the decline of the small farm, received the PEN/Faulkner Award. It was followed by The Shipping News (1993, Pulitzer Prize, National Book Award) and Accordion Crimes (1996). Her story collections Heart Songs (1988) and Close Range (1999) also won high praise
Annie Sullivan
{i} Johanna (Anne) Mansfield Sullivan Macy (1866-1936), Helen Keller's teacher
Annie doll
{i} doll used for instructing people in mouth to mouth resuscitation
Gentle Annie
A long uphill road or trail without a resting place
Edna Annie Proulx
born Aug. 22, 1935, Norwich, Conn., U.S. U.S. writer. She studied at the University of Vermont. She began professional writing with commissioned nonfiction books on cooking, gardening, and country living. She founded and edited (1984-86) Behind the Times, a rural Vermont newspaper, and published stories in men's outdoor magazines. Her first novel, Postcards (1992), depicting the decline of the small farm, received the PEN/Faulkner Award. It was followed by The Shipping News (1993, Pulitzer Prize, National Book Award) and Accordion Crimes (1996). Her story collections Heart Songs (1988) and Close Range (1999) also won high praise
Little Orphan Annie
a character in the US cartoon strip Little Orphan Annie. She is an orphan (=a child whose parents have died) who gets into a lot of trouble, especially when the man who takes care of her, Daddy Warbucks, is away
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