Eileen

[ ahy-leen, ey-leen ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

Another impeccably cast performance goes to Missi Pyle, who plays a Nancy Grace-esque cable news host named Eileen Abbott.

My brothers and sisters in the back seat formed an a cappella choir chanting an enraged “Eileen!”

Eileen Rockefeller is the first woman in her family to write a memoir about her world-famous clan.

“She has a very deep and active inner life,” said Huston of Eileen.

Also in on the Davis con were Lydia Eileen Pearce, one of the owners of the Steward-Pearce Mortuary, and notary Barbara Ann Lynn.

When, a dishevelled wreck, I reached my own gateway, I was met in the drive by Eileen.

Reader, I am not a portrait-painter; but, nevertheless, I will attempt to give you an outline of Eileen.

The weak link in the chain of evidence against Lady Eileen Meredith was the lack of motive.

Lady Eileen came out shortly afterwards and walked away in the direction of Piccadilly.

Somehow, Leslie could never believe Eileen quite as full of duplicity as Phyllis thought her.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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