Maxine

[ mak-seen, mak-seen ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

Most, like Rep. Maxine Waters, have denied wrongdoing entirely and forged ahead with their congressional duties.

From The Daily Beast

Maxine reunites with her husband, Horst, and her pursuit of Ice crystallizes into something cohesive.

From The Daily Beast

Just sit back, savor his zingy take on the Yupper West Side and the Internet (yes), and meet his detective heroine, Maxine Tarnow.

From The Daily Beast

One of those parties is still somewhat ideologically diverse, running from Maxine to Max (Waters to Baucus).

From The Daily Beast

Democrats just elected Maxine Waters to the top Democratic spot on the House Financial Services committee.

From The Daily Beast

Thus Maxine and Gertrude Elliott were engaged for three years as members of my organization.

From Project Gutenberg

At the very moment that I had secured my freedom, after months of preparation, Maxine Elliott filed a suit for her divorce.

From Project Gutenberg

I always had great respect for Maxine's brain and her splendid opinions regarding untried plays.

From Project Gutenberg

Expressions of love never passed between Maxine and me then—and very few in after life!

From Project Gutenberg

I remember detached bits of our conversation following the hysterical entrance of Maxine and Gertrude.

From Project Gutenberg