Giroux
Proper noun
Meaning
Giroux (plural Girouxes or Girouxs)
A surname from French.
Examples
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.
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.
All in all, it was a solid night for Giroux, even outside of getting himself on the board on the power play.
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.
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.
And I was fascinated by the tesseracts in (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1963).