Cleo

[ klee-oh ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

Obviously, I had to book a dental appointment to speak to the wizard and ask him where I could find my beloved cat, Cleo.

From The Daily Beast

From Cocktail to Showgirls to Cleo: how did she come to write a book?

From The Daily Beast

On dark nights, Gershon would take the stage and perform songs, interspersed with the Cleo story.

From The Daily Beast

At least I got some quality time with Cleo, bonding with her over the absurdity of her little brothers.

From The Daily Beast

You know, Mom,” Cleo interjected, “you could let them watch age-appropriate cartoons now and then.

From The Daily Beast

Inspiration came when I visited the loom-house this morning, and saw Cleo Royce, the head-weaving-girl, at her work.

From Project Gutenberg

And we are going to have our own riding club, suggested Cleo, who would agree to anything that included horseback riding.

From Project Gutenberg

At any rate, Im crazy about the camp idea, and I am willing to get it going, insisted Cleo.

From Project Gutenberg

When we put on our Scout uniform last year we saved a lot of that, reflected Cleo.

From Project Gutenberg

But we may find other girls at the lake who are qualifiedwho are regular Scouts, you know, put in Cleo the democrat.

From Project Gutenberg