About Idlewine
The surname Idlewine is of English origin and is derived from the Old English words "idel" meaning "idle" or "lazy" and "wine" meaning "friend" or "protector." Therefore, the meaning of the surname Idlewine can be interpreted as "lazy friend" or "friend of the idle." It is likely that this surname was originally given as a nickname to someone who was perceived as being lazy or idle, or it could have been used ironically to describe someone who was hardworking.
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