Wanda

[won-duh]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

In Cardiff, Wanda O'Connor has grown melons outside for the first time since she started growing food six years ago.

From BBC

For Wanda in Cardiff, this has meant more food to take home for dinner, but it's harder work than usual for her to water her plants.

From BBC

On that note, the same special that features recorded memories from Bill Maher and Tracy Morgan also leaves out Amy Schumer and Wanda Sykes, both of whom also toplined their own shows, like Rivers.

From Salon

For Palm Springs and other desert cities of the Coachella Valley, live comedy has traditionally meant names like Chris Rock or Ron White filling the area’s numerous casino showrooms, or Kathy Griffin and Wanda Sykes stopping in at the McCallum Theater.

From Los Angeles Times

On a shelf is a photograph of Wanda as a fighter, brandishing a machine gun during the Warsaw Uprising of 1944, when the Polish underground fought the German Army amidst the ruins of the city.

From BBC