Claudine

[ klaw-deen; French kloh-deen ]

/ klɔˈdin; French kloʊˈdin /

a female given name, form of Claudia.

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Mayfield had written the phenomenally successful soundtracks for Super Fly and Claudine.
The Saga of Whitney Houston’s Last Movie, ‘Sparkle’|Howard Rosenman|February 13, 2012|DAILY BEAST
Central to her new image is the Birkin bag, which Claudine has been holding tighter than a magical totem ever since deplaning.
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And now comes the turn of Claudine to show her disregard of conventionalities.
The Youth of Goethe|Peter Hume Brown
There, if you stop, you will be taken good care of by Claudine and Mirabelle Marie,—who is really a vastly improved woman.
Rose Charlitte|Marshall Saunders

Mirabelle Marie came into the room and seated herself near Claudine.
Rose Charlitte|Marshall Saunders
"I know some business," exclaimed Claudine, in sudden and irrepressible zeal.
Rose Charlitte|Marshall Saunders
I dare affirm that Claudine not unfrequently bored Charles Edward.
A Prince of Bohemia|Honore de Balzac