Vic
- proper noun
- Australian
- Wait, Vic," he said urgently.
- the Old Vic
- Vic Theatre
- Trader Vic's
Examples
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Professor Vic Rayward-Smith, Head of the University's School of Computing Sciences, says: "We are delighted to receive this sponsorship."
Blog text (32) -
Sure, Vic, let me freshen up first. # VIC #
Fiction book (2002) -
Okay, Vic, I have a confession to make.
Fiction book (1997) -
"You finally lost it?" Vic cleared her throat.
Fiction book (2002) -
This is Vic.
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No, l'm joining the Vic Mans community hiking group.
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Vic blogs here—go check out her stuff.
Blog text (22) -
She invited all her friends to celebrate Vic's birthday party this weekend.
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Vic was excited to finally visit her hometown in Victoria, Australia.
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When I need advice, I always turn to Vic; she gives the best guidance.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Vic is also used as a short name for Victoria, either the woman's name or the Australian state Victoria. Victoria comes from a Latin word meaning 'victory', the same root as victory, so using Vic for the place or person is a quick form of a name that means 'victory'.