Wendy

Or Wen·die

[wen-dee]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Gwendolyn.

Example Sentences

“Not everybody is getting justice, and that’s not right,” said Wendy Avis, an Epstein accuser who had not previously gone public with her allegations.

From Salon

He is Peter Pan, and he dubs Wendy and other man-machine hybrids like her The Lost Boys – juvenile minds downloaded into bodies resembling human adults that will never age.

From Salon

Hermit and Wendy are property, and the stolen extraterrestrials are an undiscovered country, waiting to be conquered.

From Salon

The union's president Wendy Streets said it had not been consulted on the changes the bank was making.

From BBC

Filmmaker Wendy Lobel says she’s struggled with anxiety most of her adult life and wanted to make a movie about the topic that would disarm viewers with humor to help promote understanding and healing.

From Los Angeles Times