Marilyn

Or Mar·i·lynne

[mar-uh-lin]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Mary.

Example Sentences

From there, the character fleshed out in form and attitude in the 1964 “Addams Family” television series — created by David Levy in collaboration with Addams — and was later featured in the 1991 and 1993 films “The Addams Family” and “Addams Family Values” — My favorite, for Debbie Jelinsky reasons — where her character was played by Christina Ricci, who appears in “Wednesday” as a different kind of weirdo this time around, Marilyn Thornhill, a science teacher at Nevermore Academy who, of course, has ghastly ulterior motives.

From Salon

Alan and Marilyn wrote it for the 1982 film “Best Friends.”

From Los Angeles Times

In 2005, a Rolex that was said to be a gift from Marilyn Monroe to Kennedy was auctioned for $120,000.

From Los Angeles Times

The gold Day-Date, allegedly given by the actress to Kennedy in 1962 on the occasion of his 45th birthday, featured an inscription that reads, “Jack / With love as always / from / Marilyn.”

From Los Angeles Times

His wife of 70 years, Marilyn, died in 2023.

From Salon