Addie

[ ad-ee ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Adeline.

Example Sentences

It’s occupied by Addie’s ex, Dylan, who’s headed to the same place and soon sitting in the sisters’ back seat, along for the ride.

From Washington Post

The accuser, who identified herself in court as Addie, told jurors she went to the concert hopes of seeing Aayliah—and was disappointed when she did not headline the concert.

From The Daily Beast

Back outside, Paddy and Addie discuss what happened with the frat boys.

From The Daily Beast

He lives in Brooklyn with his wife, Amanda Hesser, and their children, Walker and Addie.

From The Daily Beast

Zack and Addie, unsurprisingly, were thrilled to participate in this refined brand of post-Katrina tribalism.

From The Daily Beast

During the day, Zack and Addie would clear Governor Nicholls Street of trash and felled tree limbs.

From The Daily Beast

Zack and Addie were not alone in enjoying the survivalist life in the post-Katrina French Quarter.

From The Daily Beast

She sank back into the great arm-chair where Addie Tristram had been wont to sit.

From Project Gutenberg

She seemed again to see Addie, and neither she nor anybody else could have been hard to Addie.

From Project Gutenberg

Cecily was in her room—the room that had been Addie Tristram's.

From Project Gutenberg

There was the same blood in Cecily as had run in Addie Tristram's veins.

From Project Gutenberg

She threw herself into a chair; she was in Addie Tristram's attitude.

From Project Gutenberg