Flossie

/ˈflɑːsi/ proper noun

Definition

A feminine given name, somewhat old-fashioned, possibly derived from the name Florence or meaning 'blooming flower'.

Etymology

A diminutive of 'Florence' (from Latin 'florens' meaning blooming), popular as a nickname in the early-to-mid 1900s in English-speaking countries.

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Flossie was a super common name for girls born around 1900-1920, but it almost disappeared—now it's having a comeback because people love old-fashioned names that sound vintage and sweet!

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