Definitions
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- proper noun A female
given name borrowed from France, in regular use since the twentieth century.
Etymologies
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Examples
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BILL MARLER, ATTORNEY FOR YVONNE MILLER: Well, I think the important thing is to know that, you know, Yvonne didn't go to the petting zoo.
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Yvonne is so beautiful and Weston … well, Weston looks like the mutant love child of Brian Hatcher and Gary Frank.
The NECON Roast of Weston Ochse and Yvonne Navarro – Brian Keene
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Full disclosure - Yvonne is a very close friend of mine and she sent me a signed copy as a gift, but the instant I started reading, all I cared about was the story.
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Full disclosure - Yvonne is a very close friend of mine and she sent me a signed copy as a gift, but the instant I started reading, all I cared about was the story.
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Yvonne is selling it for just RM10 and you can drop by her place in Subang Jaya to pick up a copy before Valentine's Day.
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Leslie, does the name Yvonne Rodriguez (ph) ring a bell to you?
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In a modest two-bedroom apartment in a housing development built to be affordable to families on government assistance, lives a sixty-three-year-old grandmother—call her Yvonne Flowers—who tends to her “grandfamily.”
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He was staring impassively at the decapitated body of Maria Craponcia, alias Yvonne, covered in insects.
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He remembered a girl called Marguerite -- she was exquisite; and another called Yvonne -- he had adored her.
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For advance tickets or more information, please call Yvonne 519-922-3448 or Karen
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