Caitlin

[ keyt-lin ]

noun

1. a female given name, Irish form of Cathleen or Kathleen.

Example Sentences

I don’t think Caitlin’s ever really been expected to play a lot of defense, when you’re in high school and you score that many points.

From FiveThirtyEight

While Caitlin’s eco-friendly father can be preachy, the play isn’t.

From Washington Blade

It turns out there’s only one maternity parka in the state of Maryland, which I learned when my friend Caitlin offered it to me.

From Washington Post

Sometimes when my daughter Caitlin was growing up, images and ideas would sneak into my head before I could squeeze them away.

From Time

I realized that I could have used the right words to conduct a legacy interview with Caitlin.

From Time

Caitlin Doughty is certainly not the first person to publish a book about the funeral industry.

From The Daily Beast

Caitlin Moran talks sex, feminism, family, and the beauty of masturbation.

From The Daily Beast

In her 2011 book, How to be a Woman, author Caitlin Moran writes about “good” abortions vs. “bad” abortions.

From The Daily Beast

Caitlin Hayden, press secretary for the National Security Council, told The Daily Beast.

From The Daily Beast

Tim Mak and Caitlin Dickson contributed reporting to this story.

From The Daily Beast