Anita

[ uh-nee-tuh ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

She confirmed that when Anita was a part of the act, they were planning to perform as two cupcakes.

Ruth also revealed that she was supposed to perform as a duo with her sister Anita, who bowed out of the competition due to health concerns.

Had Ruth been able to perform with Anita, fans can only wonder if the outcome would have been different.

Her first major Broadway role came in 1980, as Anita in “West Side Story,” which brought her a Tony nomination.

As fascism spread through Europe in the late 1930s, Anita and her parents escaped Romania for southern France.

From Time

Women like (gaming blogger Anita Sarkeesian) were threatened, doxxed, and driven from their homes.

Recently, pop culture critic Anita Sarkeesian released her latest video.

Well, Anita Sarkeesian was driven from her home by death threats, as was Zoe Quinn.

At one conference, the ADF said, Anita Bryant-style, that this agenda includes “recruiting children.”

In 1991, Hill sat in front of a panel of all male senators and told her story, as portrayed in the new documentary, Anita.

Didn't Martinez think your husband or Anita would see those holes in the wall?

Wishing to reach Anita before stopping for the night, I continued on the road after dark, contrary to my usual practice.

But between us, Anita, the poor woman will fall over herself with joy.

Yet, thinking Anita doesn't like her—and she's nearly right—she wants to come all the same.

Seriously, I resent her putting you up to appeal to me—over Anita's head.

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