fem. proper name, from Latin, from Greek Agathe, fem. of agathos "good," which is of unknown origin. Never a popular name in U.S., and all but unused there since 1940.

A name used when prank calling people. Its is an alias, you also talk really funny when you impersonate the Agatha character fooling your victims so they don't know who you are.

The ticklish part of the body on the side. The flesh on the side usually more near the back than the belly. When using this word, it is more for the intention of grabbing someone's side and ye [..]

dopey fab n shit

agatha was born aged 118 in 3 b.b.m.b (before browntardf monkey boy) and whilst tripping on shrooms was visited by a flying hobo that told her she would give birth to browntardf monkey boy in three ye [..]

A beautiful woman who cares deeply for her children and family. A women above and beyond expectations who makes sacrifices for herself in order to provide for others. She is a lover, not a fighter, an [..]

Represented in Christian art with a pair of shears, and holding in her hand a salver, on which her breasts are placed. The reference is to her martyrdom, when her breasts were cut off by a pair of she [..]

Latinized form of the Greek name Ἀγαθή (Agathe), derived from Greek ἀγαθός (agathos) meaning "good". Saint Agatha was a 3rd-century martyr [..]