In an episode of 'Friends', Chandler comments on the origin of his last name, Bing. What did he say the Gaelic meaning was?

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In an episode of 'Friends', Chandler comments on the origin of his last name, Bing. What did he say the Gaelic meaning was?

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Last updated Aug 28 2016.

Son of The Household Cavalry
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Gaelic for 'Thy Turkey's done'

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Response last updated by CmdrK on Aug 28 2016.
Nov 26 2002, 8:38 PM

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Answer 1

Cannot find bing as a gaelic name,however...

BING(origin: Danish. Local) Any thing that {incloses;} from the Danish binge, a pen, a bin, a {corn-bin;} a name given to a place where supplies or provisions were kept.

http://www.ancestry.com/name-origin?surname=bing