Ginny

[ jin-ee ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Virginia or Genevieve.

Example Sentences

For instance, Ginny Vicario has the distinction of being the first female network “cameraman” to shoot in the field.

From The Daily Beast

Its report on what anchor Ginny Simone termed “the unthinkable tragic shooting that shocked the country today” lasted 35 seconds.

From The Daily Beast

To ensure no one else stumbles on the disturbing magic, Harry and Ginny sneak away to hide the book—and for some alone time.

From The Daily Beast

He formed Ginny Mule Pictures with friends, the actor and director Ray McKinnon and the late actress Lisa Blount.

From The Daily Beast

"She was amazingly bold and fearless," says writer Ginny Dougary.

From The Daily Beast

"You lay dar spectin de Lord to send you mo, und you will be stark naked as a picked ginny hen," said Hannah.

From Project Gutenberg

Ginny is perfectly capable of doing the washing without your assistance.

From Project Gutenberg

Ginny won't thank you for mixing up her wash when she's sorted it all out.

From Project Gutenberg

Gyp was right, of course, Jerry thought, but she wished Ginny Cox might be invited to join.

From Project Gutenberg

Ginny Cox has the best chance 'cause she always has the highest marks and she's on all the teams.

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