Katie

Or Ka·tey

[key-tee]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Katherine or Catherine.

Example Sentences

Cameron was elevated from 'interim' champion to full WBC light-welterweight world champion last month after Ireland's Katie Taylor informed the sanctioning body she planned to take time away from boxing.

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Katie Miller made a veiled threat to deport a political commentator during a heated debate about New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani on Thursday.

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“You have these long, beautiful days up on the mountain, and everything is so filled in with snow,” says Katie Lozancich, a professional photographer based in Conway, Mass. She makes an effort each year to visit Wyoming or Colorado ski resorts with her fiancé when Eastern resorts close.

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Katie Summers and her brother Shaun Summers lived at the flat, which was also being visited by Jade Williams.

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A recently released video shows California gubernatorial candidate Katie Porter ripping into a staffer, yelling, “Get out of my f—shot.”

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