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Chelsea

Chelsea

192 1.0
A female name used in English-speaking countries
  • proper noun
  • /ˈtʃɛlsi/
translation icon : Chelsea
  • It's great to finally meet you, Chelsea Brown.
  • Chelsea Clinton
  • daughter Chelsea
  • Chelsea Handler

It is myself and Chelsea Lynn trailer trash Tammy.

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Examples

  • Maybe I don't exactly want to be Chelsea Handler, but I definitely want to be her best friend.

    Blog text (22)
  • And Chelsea, what are you thankful for?

  • And one of those women, Chelsea, is your mom.

  • My daughter, Chelsea, is patient of Dr. Reardon's.

  • Victoria, Chelsea, and I chant, sing, and tell our stories.

    Fiction book (1997)
  • I am so honored to Welcome to the stage Chelsea and Hillary Clinton.

  • But my lovely model today is Chelsea, my classmate from esthetician school.

  • We patiently and joyously included Chelsea and other children in our circle.

    Fiction book (1997)
  • It's great to finally meet you, Chelsea Brown.

  • My daughter, Chelsea, is patient of Dr. Reardon's.

Compounds

Chelsea boy
  • Archaic
9.8

A fashionable young man from Chelsea in London who wears stylish clothes and acts confident

8.4

A large luxury vehicle like an SUV that people drive in cities and suburbs, not off-road

Surface Forms

Chelsea main

Etymology

Chelsea as a name comes from the London place whose old English roots cealc and hyð mean 'chalk' and 'wharf'. People began using that place name as a girl's name, so Chelsea is now a common female given name.