Cathy

[kath-ee]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Catherine.

Example Sentences

But it also ponders what Crowe, now 68, calls the “odd chemistry” of his loving yet complicated family, including his parents’ handling of his older sister Cathy’s suicide at age 19.

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He and his wife, Cathy, split their time between Frisco, Texas, and San José del Cabo, Mexico.

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Piper reminds Laura so much of Cathy, Laura says.

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Unit manager Cathy Russell said the course was "absolutely unique" in terms of what is typically available in prisons.

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Robbie, meanwhile, is "not like anyone I've ever met - ever - and I think that's what I felt like with Cathy".

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