Shelby
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- proper noun
- /ˈʃɛlbi/
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Shelby
- My friend Shelby is an amazing musician.
- Shelby Steele
- Shelby Foote
Senators Alexander, Collins, Rubio, Shelby, Blunt, Cornyn and Romney.
- Senators Alexander, Collins, Rubio, Shelby, Blunt, Cornyn and Romney.
- We kill Shelby, but we don't have Shelby's body.
- It was started by I believe Chatty Shelby.
- I was in Steel Magnolias as Shelby and my diabetic seizure was so convincing someone tried to stop the play.
- I mean, I was reading nothing but Shelby Steele and Glenn Lowry and.
- You know, I just got off from the Shelby Anders family.
Examples
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Shelby, Neesa, let's get a move on!
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This is Mr. Shelby in room 21.
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But Professor Shelby, I will do my best.
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We met a women named Shelby there and Shelby is probably one of the biggest fans I have ever seen in my life.
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For the first time in her life, Shelby saw this community as a whole.
Fiction book (1995) -
His name is Shelby Farner.
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Her name's Shelby.
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I'm Shelby.
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One hand had curled around Shelby's finger, and Shelby's eyes grew tender with compassion at the sight.
Fiction book (1995) -
Joleen went to the State Fair with Shelby Hays, not Emily Sutton or even Bobbie Miller.
Blog text (14)
Surface Forms
Etymology
Shelby began as an English family name from a place word built on shelf, meaning 'ledge' or 'shelf'. Over time people started using that family name as a first name, so Shelby is now both a surname and a given name.