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Robbie

Robbie and Robby, also Robbi and Roby, are given names. They are usually encountered as a nickname or a shortened form of Robert, Rob or Robin. The name experienced a significant rise in popularity in Northern Ireland in 2003. Robbie is also a surname.

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Robbie

Nodes606
Edges605
Triples40
Avg. degree2
Density0.0033
Components1

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Robbie

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related to Fictional characters · 34
Robbie → AwayRobbie Jackson, BBC, British, BrooksideRobbie Palmer, Cobra Kai, Coronation StreetRobbie Wright, DinosaursRobbie Sloan, Douglas, EastEndersRobbie Lawson, EmmerdaleRobbie Mercer, Everybody Loves RaymondRobbie, Fair CityRobbie Reyes, Grange HillRobby Keene, Hannah MontanaRoby, HeavenRobbie Quinn, HollyoaksRobbie Fraser, HollyoaksRobbie Rotten, Home, Icelandic, LazyTownRobbie Shapiro
see also · 6
Robbie → All, RobbiAll, RobbieAll, RobbyAll, Roby, RobyAll

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Robbierelated to Fictional charactersRobbie Baldwin0.60section
Robbierelated to Fictional charactersMarvel ComicsRobbie Barone0.60section
Robbierelated to Fictional charactersTV0.60section
Robbierelated to Fictional charactersEverybody Loves RaymondRobbie0.60section
Robbierelated to Fictional charactersReindeer0.60section
Robbierelated to Fictional charactersDouglas0.60section
Robbierelated to Fictional charactersMy Three SonsRobbie Flynn0.60section
Robbierelated to Fictional charactersHollyoaksRobbie Fraser0.60section
Robbierelated to Fictional charactersRiver CityRobbie Hunter0.60section
Robbierelated to Fictional charactersHome0.60section
Robbierelated to Fictional charactersAwayRobbie Jackson0.60section
Robbierelated to Fictional charactersBBC0.60section

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