• Bodie

• As an English surname, fromMiddle Englishbody, probably a nickname for a corpulent person; and occupational surname fromMiddle Englishbode(“messenger”) +-y(diminutive ending). Equivalent tobode(“messenger, herald”) +‎-y.
• As aFrench surname, variant ofBodin.
• As aHungarian surnameBódy, variant ofBódi,Bodi.

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Body

1. Asurname transferred from the nickname.

the Body

1. (Cambridge Universityslang, archaic)Corpus Christi College, Cambridge.

• Bode
• Bodey

• BYOD,Boyd,Doby,do by

Shortened fromEnglishbodysuit. Compare similar forms in other languages underbody.

• IPA^(key): /ˈbɔdi/

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Body m (strong,genitiveBodys,pluralBodys)

1. bodysuit;leotard(skin-tight, one-piece garment)

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