It used to be to fit in the mines, but that ship has sailed now
Barry Lyndon
Barry is a English derivative of « Barrique », first introduced by Normand conquerors of England.
When first noticing that the island was inhabited by rotound creatures, they called them « barrique », a crude barrel for beer
Barrold
baz is short for barry, barry is the name
Barry is short for Barry, 63, which in turn is short for Barry, 63 from Brum, which is again short for Barry, 63, from Birmingham.
Barry is short for Barry, 63, loves his beer, loves his country ‘ates foreigners
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Cause he’s got little legs
Funny enough Barry ISNT British
Barry is actually an English spelling of the Irish name Baire, which itself is a nickname for Fionnbharr or Barrfhionn. Both of those names mean “fair hair”.
Gary was not originally a nickname. It came from an English surname that derived from names beginning with the Germanic element “Ger-” meaning “spear”. Later it became used for names that begin Gar- such as Garrett.
If you’re posh you can yourself Barrington
Barrett Southgate
Bartholomew
Benry.
Barristan the brave
dinglebarry fruit cake
Barry Botter obviously
Short for Barrista, the first Starbucks waiter
Barold obviously
Barribald
Barrometer
Bariatric.
Barry is actually originally mainly an Irish name, based on the proper Irish Báire.
It can also be short for Bartholemew and a few other names, but those also probably originally in imitation of the first.
Barrisaur
barrycenter of alchoolism production center
Hes not fat hes fucking massive, look at him
Barnulf
Barfer
Barnboy
Something along those lines.
Barry is short because his mum smoked during pregnancy
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It used to be to fit in the mines, but that ship has sailed now
Barry Lyndon
Barry is a English derivative of « Barrique », first introduced by Normand conquerors of England.
When first noticing that the island was inhabited by rotound creatures, they called them « barrique », a crude barrel for beer
Barrold
baz is short for barry, barry is the name
Barry is short for Barry, 63, which in turn is short for Barry, 63 from Brum, which is again short for Barry, 63, from Birmingham.
Barry is short for Barry, 63, loves his beer, loves his country ‘ates foreigners
[removed]
Cause he’s got little legs
Funny enough Barry ISNT British
Barry is actually an English spelling of the Irish name Baire, which itself is a nickname for Fionnbharr or Barrfhionn. Both of those names mean “fair hair”.
Gary was not originally a nickname. It came from an English surname that derived from names beginning with the Germanic element “Ger-” meaning “spear”. Later it became used for names that begin Gar- such as Garrett.
If you’re posh you can yourself Barrington
Barrett Southgate
Bartholomew
Benry.
Barristan the brave
dinglebarry fruit cake
Barry Botter obviously
Short for Barrista, the first Starbucks waiter
Barold obviously
Barribald
Barrometer
Bariatric.
Barry is actually originally mainly an Irish name, based on the proper Irish Báire.
It can also be short for Bartholemew and a few other names, but those also probably originally in imitation of the first.
Barrisaur
barrycenter of alchoolism production center
Hes not fat hes fucking massive, look at him
Barnulf
Barfer
Barnboy
Something along those lines.
Barry is short because his mum smoked during pregnancy
Barristan.
Barrique
Cos his mum smoked whilst she was pregnant
Barreth
cus he’s got little legs.
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Insulin
Barreth
Barrister
Bazzer
Short in health
If English: Barrold
If Scottish: Barrimald
If Welsh (OG British Barry): Baradwyr
If Norn: Barrymorry
If Irish: Báireaghmadach
Abdul sunak al barrany.
Barry for the close ones.
Barringtonius Maximilian Bartholomewsworth
Baz.
He’s got little legs
Barryington
Because of his inferior genes.
Baralt