Santy
[ˈsænti]Meaning
From Santa + -y, or borrowed from French Santy.
Background Story
Santy is an English diminutive formed from Santa with the suffix -y, and is also a surname borrowed from French. A computer worm created in Perl to exploit a vulnerability in phpBB software was named Santy.
Temperament
Variations
santa, santy-pants
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