Enid

[ ee-nid ]

noun

1. a city in N Oklahoma.
2. Arthurian Legend. the constant and patient wife of Sir Geraint in The Mabinogion and in Tennyson's Idylls of the King.
3. a female given name.

Enid

/ ˈiːnɪd /

noun

1. (in Arthurian legend) the faithful wife of Geraint

Example Sentences

Enid, where the Joneses live and farm on 3,000 acres, sits in the middle part of the state.

From The Daily Beast

Enid knew that there was some close association between the pair, but of its nature she was in complete ignorance.

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"Well, Miss Enid, because a complete change will be beneficial to you in more ways than one," he replied with an air of mystery.

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Enid's eyes met his, and the pair exchanged curiously significant glances.

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"That is exactly my object in asking you to meet me here, Enid," said the novelist, his countenance still thoughtful and serious.

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But Enid Orlebar, though she somehow held him in suspicion, nevertheless liked him.

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