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- a very short nickname to call your friend named james
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Aidens are attractive, sensible, significant and should be treated with proper respect. When you meet an Aiden, you should hold onto them; whether you're good friends with them or dating. Why? Because you're not going to come across another one that's half as adorable, endearing or foxy. Plus, he likes tacos? How does it get better than that.
Did you guys see that adorablekid in the taco costume? That's Aiden.
Someone who is just simply amazing. Don't get him mistaken with Hayden. Its just without the H. He can make anybody's day simply by him giving them a smile. You'll hardly ever hear anything mean come out of his mouth. All he has is positivity to bring to you. Even if he is having a rough day, he still manages to have a great attitude, and make others smile! Even bad days are rare for him because he finds good in each day! He brings others before himself, especially family. Not to mention his hugs are the best in the world! Feels like you're in heaven when you're in his arms. Ever meet an Aiden, don't let him go!
A relatively rare English surname, that is sometimes used as a given name. The given name means "old friend" while the surname means "old-town" or "old-hill." It is of Saxon locality. A well known person who had this surname is John Alden, a pilgrim on the Mayflower. A good surname because it's not too long, isn't ethnic, and isn't too plain/common.
Random person: What's your last name?
Me: Alden.
Random person: Nice surname. Is it pronounced AL-den or ALL-den?
Me: ALL-den.