Willow

See also: willow

English

Etymology

From willow.

Proper noun

Willow

  1. A female given name from English of modern usage.
    • 1992, Martha Grimes, The End of the Pier, page 132:
      Before he died her father had run a nursery just outside the town. He loved trees so much he'd even named his two daughters and one son after them: Willow, Ashley and Oak.
  2. A census-designated place in Alaska.
  3. A town in Oklahoma.
  4. A town in Wisconsin.

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