Wilma

[ wil-muh ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Wilhelmina.

Example Sentences

According to the Washington Post, the government was looking to recoup $385 million of Katrina, Rita, and Wilma aid money.

From The Daily Beast

Yes, the agency did try to claw back some of the money it gave out after Katrina, Rita, and Wilma, reports Michael Moynihan.

From The Daily Beast

No one knows this better than Jeff Morrow, the Weather Channel correspondent tasked with reporting on Hurricane Wilma in 2005.

From The Daily Beast

Of course he believed, as was his right, that Wilma liked him.

From Project Gutenberg

Like a shriek of the Valkyrie, Wilma's battle cry rang in my ear as she, too, shot herself like a rocket at a red-coated figure.

From Project Gutenberg

And from the corner of my eye I saw Wilma bury her bayonet in her opponent, screaming in ecstatic joy.

From Project Gutenberg

So, as the council signed off, Wilma and I turned to the eager faces that surrounded us, and issued our orders.

From Project Gutenberg

Wilma no longer approved of Messy Row as the name of any planet on which she lived.

From Project Gutenberg