Cathy

[kath-ee]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Catherine.

Example Sentences

Unit manager Cathy Russell said the course was "absolutely unique" in terms of what is typically available in prisons.

From BBC

Robbie, meanwhile, is "not like anyone I've ever met - ever - and I think that's what I felt like with Cathy".

From BBC

The Barbie actress, also from Australia, is "so beautiful and interesting and surprising, and she is the type of person who, like Cathy, could get away with anything", Fennell said.

From BBC

On one hand, a sycophantic companion can simply make intimacy feel less realistic, according to futurist Cathy Hackl.

From Slate

Ferguson's wife, Lady Cathy, died on 5 October 2023.

From BBC