Beau

beau beau- English Etymology Shortened from surname type given names such as Beauregard or Beaumont, or from the en fr - word fr beau. Pronunciation en /bəʊ/ UK en /boʊ/ GA en əʊ 1 Proper noun en male used since mid-twentieth century. XXXV 'Mees Melly, I hear she call her boy "Beauregard". You tell her I, René, approve and say that except for "Jesus" there is no bettaire name.' And though he smiled, his eyes glowed proudly at the name of Louisiana's dashing hero. 'Well, there's "Robert Edward Lee" ', observed Tommy. 'And while I'm not trying to lessen Old Beau's reputation, my first son is going to be named "Bob Lee Wellburn".' Coordinate terms Belle female given name See also Bo Anagrams en abeu Aube aube Cebuano Etymology ceb :der en:Beau + 1 Proper noun ceb proper noun ceb male English German Etymology de :bor fr:beau de fr beau. Pronunciation de /boː/ de De-Beau.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun m,s,s de higher register sometimes mockingly a good-looking man, especially a dandyish one; a beau de all more negative Fatzke Geck Schönling Declension m,s,s