Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Pertaining to Joseph II. of Austria, or to the ecclesiastical reforms which he introduced. See
Josephinism .
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- proper noun A female
given name
Etymologies
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Examples
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A cactus was a succulent, which was a word Josephine liked a lot, and she said it out loud now: “Ssssucculent.”
The Lost Children Carolyn Cohagan 2010
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A cactus was a succulent, which was a word Josephine liked a lot, and she said it out loud now: “Ssssucculent.”
The Lost Children Carolyn Cohagan 2010
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A cactus was a succulent, which was a word Josephine liked a lot, and she said it out loud now: “Ssssucculent.”
The Lost Children Carolyn Cohagan 2010
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A cactus was a succulent, which was a word Josephine liked a lot, and she said it out loud now: “Ssssucculent.”
The Lost Children Carolyn Cohagan 2010
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And, Josephine is watching the Sound of Music this morning, because when we went by the theatre on King on Tuesday, she saw the sign for the upcoming show, and now wants to practice being the littlest "Sound of Music kid" in case there's an emergency and they need her to come up from the audience and go onstage.
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In The Wide Window, the character of Aunt Josephine is frightened of many things, and then a very frightening thing happens to her.
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Mimi Ritzen Crawford for The Wall Street Journal Ms. Kamali in Josephine Laratta's Italian class at Gramercy Arts High School.
Sitting in the Principal's Office, Kamali Style Priya Rao 2010
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Since Josephine is part of a twinset, and I was single for awhile I always always second guessed myself about her … as in, what the fuck am I not doing right here?
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“Her name was Marie-Rose, but her husband calls her Josephine.”
My Seduction Connie Brockway 2004
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“Her name was Marie-Rose, but her husband calls her Josephine.”
My Seduction Connie Brockway 2004
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