First Known Use: 1671
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abigail
noun ab·i·gail \ˈa-bə-ˌgāl\
Definition of ABIGAIL
: a lady's personal maid
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Origin of ABIGAIL
Abigail, servant in The Scornful Lady, a play by Francis Beaumont & John Fletcher
Rhymes with ABIGAIL
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