Proper noun
Giroux (plural Girouxes or Girouxs)
A surname from French.
And then I’m sure he never expected to lose the fight but then again I imagine Giroux wasn’t giving it his all because it would’ve been like a grown-ass man beating up a teenager. Source: Internet
Excerpt from A Time for Every Purpose Under Heaven Farrar, Straus and Giroux, LLC at citation Judith Kaplan recited the preliminary blessing, read a portion of that week's Torah portion in Hebrew and English, and then intoned the closing blessing. Source: Internet
All in all, it was a solid night for Giroux, even outside of getting himself on the board on the power play. Source: Internet
But big tree, as they say, fall hard, and after stepping in to protect teammate Claude Giroux after a hit late in the second period, Sanheim toppled like an old oak in a hurricane. Source: Internet
Claude Giroux and James van Riemsdyk scored their first postseason goals after New York went up 1-0 on Josh Bailey’s first-period goal. Source: Internet
And I was fascinated by the tesseracts in (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1963). Source: Internet