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Aggie may be a diminutive form of the given names Agnatha, Agamemnon, Agata/Agatha, Agnija, or Agnes. It may also be a diminutive form of a family name that begins with 'Ag-'.
People who are known as 'Aggie' include:
- Christopher J.C. Agajanian, US motor sports personality
- Rick Aguilera, retired baseball pitcher
- Aggie Guerard Rodgers, costume designer noted for designing the famous "Metal Bikini" of Return of the Jedi, a Star Wars film
- Aggie Herring, American actress
- Dame Agnes Graham Jekyll, British writer, author and philanthropist
- Aggie MacKenzie, presenter of How Clean is Your House?, a British lifestyle television show
- Aggie Weston, a pioneer of the temperance movement
Fictional characters who are known as 'Aggie' include:
- Aggie, from Madeline, a 1939 American children's book series
- Aggie, from Nanny McPhee, a 2005 British children's film
- Aggie, from Summer of '42, a 1971 American movie that has been adapted into a book and a Broadway musical
- Aggie, from Itty Bitty Titty Committee, a 2007 comedy drama directed by Jamie Babbit
- Aunt Aggie, from Angela's Ashes, a 1996 Irish-American book and 1999 film
- Splendora Agatha 'Aggie' Cromwell, from the Halloweentown series of Disney television movies
- Big Aggie, a Nac Mac Feegle from the Discworld fantasy book series
- Aggie Hannigan, from Annie, a 1977 American musical and 1982 film
- Aggie McDonald, from Johnny Belinda, a 1940 American play that was adapted into a 1948 film and a 1967 film
- Niagara 'Aggie' Threepwood, a character from the Blandings Castle stories of P. G. Wodehouse
- Aggie Wilcox, from the Ministry is Murder novel series by American author Emilie Richards
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