Randy — m, f English (esp. U.S. and Australian): as a male name this originated as a pet form of RANDALL (SEE Randall), RANDOLF (SEE Randolf), or, in some cases, ANDREW (SEE Andrew). As a female name it may have originated either as a transferred use of… … First names dictionary
Randy — Allgemeine Informationen Genre(s) Punk Rock, Rock Gründung 1992 Website randytheb … Deutsch Wikipedia
randy — (adj.) 1690s, Scottish, aggressive, boisterous, originally of beggars, later especially of women, probably from rand to rave (see RANT (Cf. rant)). Sense of lewd, lustful first recorded 1847. Related: Randiness … Etymology dictionary
randy — ► ADJECTIVE (randier, randiest) informal, chiefly Brit. ▪ sexually aroused or excited. ORIGIN perhaps from obsolete Dutch randen to rant … English terms dictionary
randy — [ran′dē] adj. randier, randiest [prob. < rand, dial. var. of RANT + Y2] 1. Chiefly Scot. coarse; crude; vulgar 2. sexually aroused; amorous; lustful n. pl. randies Scot. a vulgar, quarrels … English World dictionary
Randy — The English given name Randy, which derives from the names Randall, Randolph or sometimes Andrew, is used primarily in the United States, Canada and Australia. It is less commonly used as a female given name, as a shortened form of Miranda. In… … Wikipedia
Randy — Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom. Randy est un prénom, d origine anglo saxonne. Hommes ayant Randy pour prénom Randy Brecker, trompettiste américain, Randy Couture, champion de combat… … Wikipédia en Français
randy — adj British sexually aroused, lecherous. A word which was formerly considered unsuita ble for normal use but which, since the 1960s, has been used in the media and in respectable conversation. (Mickey Dolenz of the pop group The Monkees heard the … Contemporary slang
randy — British eager for copulation A ran dan was a carouse: Is the laird on the ran dan the night? (Tweeddale, 1896) and randy is a corruption of it. In the late 19th century A randy sort o a ooman (EDD) was one who enjoyed a good… … How not to say what you mean: A dictionary of euphemisms
randy — UK [ˈrændɪ] / US adjective Word forms randy : adjective randy comparative randier superlative randiest informal someone who feels randy wants to have sex or wants to touch someone in a sexual way Derived word: randiness noun uncountable … English dictionary
