Claudette

[ klaw-det; French kloh-det ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Claudia.

Example Sentences

Norman and Claudette, middle-class newlyweds in Jamaica emigrate to England.

From Washington Blade

Like many first-time Hispanic voters in Arizona, Claudette Arvizu had requested an early ballot when she registered to vote.

From The Daily Beast

Claudette Colbert decides to divorce Joel McCrea and to find a millionaire to support McCrea's architectural endeavors.

From The Daily Beast

Four of the novels had been turned into Hollywood movies, starring such actors as James Stewart and Claudette Colbert.

From The Daily Beast

She was stowing the lunch away in the pantry when someone spoke to her and she turned to face Claudette Barrett.

From Project Gutenberg

A taxi rolled up and Claudette Barrett, the leading woman, stepped out.

From Project Gutenberg

It occurred to him that Claudette might be safer here than at home.

From Project Gutenberg

Claudette had a limitless capacity for delight in things like that.

From Project Gutenberg