Abbie

[ ab-ee ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Abigail.

Example Sentences

While Abbie’s away she realizes she’s torn between her love for her brother who has autism and her new life away from the family.

From Washington Blade

Two days later, Abbie told Karen she no longer wanted her in the wedding.

From Washington Post

Six weeks before the wedding, Karen contacted Abbie to get a wedding update and to ask about plans for testing other family members traveling from other cities.

From Washington Post

While Ichabod is checking for non-existent cell service, Abbie learns that Moloch is planning to release a demon army on earth.

From The Daily Beast

The principal weirdos are our protagonists, the crime-fighting duo of Lt. Abbie Mills and Ichabod Crane.

From The Daily Beast

Campion settled on two relative unknowns—Australian actress Abbie Cornish and British actor Ben Whishaw.

From The Daily Beast

Mrs. Masters's haggard face and Abbie's red eyes told of unuttered misery.

From Project Gutenberg

Then Isaac knew that it was Abbie, who had come alone, and he tightened his teeth and lips together, and went down.

From Project Gutenberg

Before Abbie could recover the breath she lost at the picture of herself as a builder of ships the door-bell rang.

From Project Gutenberg

Abbie appeared at the door equally disgusted; it was intolerable that any one should slap her children but herself.

From Project Gutenberg

Abbie gasped, “Oh God, is anything happened to Jake––killed or arrested or anything?”

From Project Gutenberg