Margery

[ mahr-juh-ree ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Margaret.

Example Sentences

Margery, with unruffled New Orleans charm, took it as a matter of course that everyone who turned up would need feeding.

From The Daily Beast

Diet may be a key piece of this, says Dr. Margery Gass, the executive director of the North American Menopause Society.

From The Daily Beast

Mistress Margery Wimpole was a poor, dull creature, having no wilful harm in her, but endowed with neither dignity nor wit.

From Project Gutenberg

Margery, the baby aforementioned, turned out one of the most beautiful children I had ever seen.

From Project Gutenberg

Margery, may I ask again that question I asked you the night before I went away?

From Project Gutenberg

Careful Margery had put a large white pinafore over the whole, lest the frock should come to grief at breakfast.

From Project Gutenberg

“Better for him if his laugh had been a bit less gay and his face less handsome,” was the sharp remark of Margery.

From Project Gutenberg