Erika

[ er-i-kuh ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

Independent artist Erika Moen addresses this inconsistency in the inaugural strip of her newest comic series, Oh Joy Sex Toy.

From The Daily Beast

Team USA Skip Erika Brown is 41; her brother Craig Brown is 38 and is in Sochi as an alternate for the Men's team.

From The Daily Beast

The Death Class: A True Story About Life Erika Hayasaki Forget the classroom.

From The Daily Beast

Fifty Shades of Grey, for the uninitiated, is an erotic novel by E.L. James—the pen name of Erika Leonard.

From The Daily Beast

While browsing there, I overheard a staffer touting a film by Erika Lust to a middle-aged male customer as an FPA winner.

From The Daily Beast

Princess Erika nodded approval; and the playful countess-palatine applauded lustily.

From Project Gutenberg

This disgusted Erika so much that for two miles there was no more conversation within the cab.

From Project Gutenberg

So did the unhappy Erika, torn between her responsibility as Martin's agent and her disgust at the man's abject cowardice.

From Project Gutenberg

"You don't have to do what St. Cyr tells you," Erika said, hanging onto the struggling star.

From Project Gutenberg

Oddly enough his tongue, hitherto frozen stiff on one particular subject in Erika's presence, was now thoroughly loosened.

From Project Gutenberg