Wynn
- proper noun
- /wɪn/
- Please welcome Sarah Wynn back to the show.
- Steve Wynn
- Wynn Las Vegas
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Watch on YouTubeAnd George Wynn played on the show Cheers.
- And George Wynn played on the show Cheers.
- Please welcome Sarah Wynn back to the show.
- Florence Shapiro was, you know, at some point, Steve Wynn's attorney agents, Sheldon Adelson agents.
- And I remember that when Steve Wynn.
Examples
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I'm trying to talk to Steve Wynn.
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Mrs. Wynn, there is someone here to see you.
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- Mr. Wynn, You are holding up progress.
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- Miss Wynn is going with you?
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- It's a Mr. Wynn.
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Well, I can't remember you making house calls, Dr. Wynn, especially at this hour.
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Keenan Wynn is Jack Perkins as Mr. Food.
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Sergeant B. L. Wynn came out of the hut that housed the Confederate signal station on Clark's Mountain.
Fiction book (1992) -
Submitted by Gary Wynn, DTE, who is a technology education instructor at Greenfield-Central High School, Greenfield, IN.
Academic text (2008) -
Please welcome Wynn back to the show.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Wynn often comes from an old English word wynn meaning 'joy', or from the Welsh word gwyn meaning 'white' or 'fair'. So the name suggests someone who is 'joyful' or 'fair'.