Definition of "Janet"

Keek into the draw-well, Janet, Janet,And there ye'll see ye'r bonny fell, my jo Janet.

1733, Allan Ramsay, “My Jo Janet”, in The Tea-Table Miscellany: or, A Collection of Scots Songs

Alice decided to have lots and lots of children and all of them with lovely names like Amanda-Jane and Arabella and Dominic and Ganymede."But too many children will be expensive," Flora said. "I'm having two and mine aren't called such silly names as yours. Mine are called Andrew and Janet.""All right," Alice said, who was by nature accommodating. "Those are nice names, Flora."

1990, Barbara Trapido, Temples of Delight, page 50