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Cathy

American  
[kath-ee] / ˈkæθ i /

noun

  1. a female given name, form of Catherine.


Example Sentences

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Will her ‘Wuthering Heights’ wind up being a juicy but familiar adaptation of the obsessive love affair between newlywed Cathy and her rich and cruel neighbor, Heathcliff?

From Los Angeles Times

"We have serious concerns about a driver who has any responsibilities behind the wheel engaging in texting," says Cathy Chase, president of the Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety.

From BBC

According to Cathy Penrod, Kerri said little about her marriage or the divorce when she returned.

From Los Angeles Times

“But she also must have known how deep her family’s love was for her. That no matter what, this was her home,” Cathy Penrod said.

From Los Angeles Times

Her cousin Cathy — who is 11 years her senior — also did not know the details of their courtship.

From Los Angeles Times