Addison English

Meaning Addison meaning

What does Addison mean?

Addison properNoun

— A en given name.

— A en given name popular in the 2000s, following Alison and Madison.

— A place name, including:

— A town in Vermont, United States, named after the poet Joseph Addison.

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My name is Addison De Witt.

I remember, Addison, crossing you off my guest list.

I don't see why she hasn't given Addison heartburn.

I don't agree, Addison.

Why so remote, Addison?

Addison.

She knew. Addison told her how superbly Eve had read the part.

Thank you, Addison. Now we must join our sunburned eager beaver.

She won't get away with it. Nor will Addison DeWitt and his poison pen.

It's Addison from start to finish.

But then I'd never met Addison DeWitt. I remember I had a tooth pulled once.

That they were all Addison?

You have a powerful friend in Addison.

Addison wants me to play it.

My name is Addison DeWitt.

Also Addison DeWitt.

I remember, Addison, crossing you off my guest list. What are you doing here?

It must have seemed so new and fresh to you, so exciting, to have your lines read just as you wrote them. -Addison.

Addison told her how superbly Eve had read the part.

The minutes will fly like hours. -Thank you, Addison.

Nor will Addison DeWitt and his poison pen.

Now you're quoting Addison or Eve.

But then I'd never met Addison DeWitt.

And you felt like that talking to Addison?

It's Addison from start to finish. It drips with his brand of venom.

Do you expect me to believe that you didn't say any of that? That they were all Addison?

Don't underestimate him. You have a powerful friend in Addison.