Definitions

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  • proper noun A female given name.

Etymologies

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French form the saints' name Eulalia, from Ancient Greek "sweetly speaking".

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Examples

  • Drink-without-Thirst, dipped his finger in it whilst conversing and wrote a woman's name -- "Eulalie" -- in big letters.

    L'Assommoir ��mile Zola 1871

  • His mother, Eulalie Hermance van den Wall Bake, is Dutch but was born in Indonesia in 1936.

    Vote Clegg Get Brown Newmania 2008

  • Like Roderick Spode, one only has to murmur “Eulalie” to them and they collapse in a heap.

    Archive 2008-11-01 Not a sheep 2008

  • Like Roderick Spode, one only has to murmur “Eulalie” to them and they collapse in a heap.

    So there’s only one thing for it. We must send for Jeeves. Not a sheep 2008

  • No prizes - not even for the bright pupils of Market Snodsbury Grammar School - for guessing that Spode was one and Eulalie the other.

    John Terry’s sacking as England captain tells us something interesting... 2009

  • No prizes - not even for the bright pupils of Market Snodsbury Grammar School - for guessing that Spode was one and Eulalie the other.

    Cheney's Lingerie Legacy 2009

  • I also had charge of the car for Princess Eulalie of Spain, when she was the guest of Chicago during the World's Fair.

    George Mortimer Pullman ~~louise~~ 2008

  • To be specific, I was the chief investor in a pretty, bony dancer named Eulalie.

    'The Black Tower' 2008

  • I learned after a time that the money was going to a law clerknamed Cornu, who had been keeping company with Eulalie through five years and two children.

    'The Black Tower' 2008

  • I also had charge of the car for Princess Eulalie of Spain, when she was the guest of Chicago during the World's Fair.

    Archive 2008-03-01 ~~louise~~ 2008

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