Ace 1

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Ace traditionally meant “a noble who excels.” Its French origins have the meaning “unity.” In modern times, the name tends to conjure up a combined definition of the English and French— a man blessed with skill and luck— one who brings everything and everyone together.
― Anonymous User  10/13/2020
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Can be used as a short form of Wallace.
― FlakyMatt  6/21/2011
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This could be a nickname for Asa.
― Anonymous User  8/5/2006
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This could be a nickname for Ignace, IMO.
― Mithos514  3/21/2006
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