I've heard it used as a term of endearment, like 'darling', but I haven't seen it as a name.
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- 22-Sep-2005, 23:12 #1
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treasure Can "Treasure" be a woman's name? And if so, have you heard of someone with that name...
- 23-Sep-2005, 06:16 #2
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- 23-Sep-2005, 22:27 #3
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Re: treasure Damn! I wanted to use that name for a riddle. You know, a man is searching for the secret treasure in a cave. He finds the magical cave, but it can open only once. He says: "Open sesame!" The cave opens, and he sees TREASURE, but he quickly says: "Close sesame!" Why? The answer is, he saw his wife: her name is Treasure. But I guess that "Treasure" is a stupid name. Oh well...
- 24-Sep-2005, 03:48 #4
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Re: treasure If he saw 'his treasure', it could be a term of endearment.
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