Catt

[ kat ]

/ kæt /

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noun

Carrie Chapman Lane, 1859–1947, U.S. leader in women's suffrage movements.

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How to use Catt in a sentence

But strange as it may seem, Mr. Catt had the worst time of all.
Tabitha at Ivy Hall|Ruth Alberta Brown
In addition Mrs. Catt had no personal financial worries, for her husband, successful in business, was sympathetic to her work.
Susan B. Anthony|Alma Lutz
She urged the candidacy of Mrs. Catt, although her highest ambition had always been to succeed her beloved Aunt Susan.
Susan B. Anthony|Alma Lutz
Carrie Chapman Catt gave every indication of developing into an outstanding executive.
Susan B. Anthony|Alma Lutz

Impatient at what to her seemed unnecessary delay, she kept prodding Mrs. Catt to call this meeting.
Susan B. Anthony|Alma Lutz