Claudine

[ klaw-deen; French kloh-deen ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Claudia.

Example Sentences

Tavernier’s first marriage, to screenwriter and collaborator Claudine “Colo” O’Hagan, ended in divorce.

From Washington Post

I bought a tin of Langues de Chat biscuits adorned with a grotesque cartoon cat, its fat tongue poking out, as a gift for my then girlfriend, now wife, Claudine.

From Washington Post

Claudine might say the same of the koozie I was given in Sydney in 2007, on our Australian honeymoon, and I might admit that she has a point.

From Washington Post

Mayfield had written the phenomenally successful soundtracks for Super Fly and Claudine.

From The Daily Beast

Central to her new image is the Birkin bag, which Claudine has been holding tighter than a magical totem ever since deplaning.

From The Daily Beast

Mirah and Brisetout, when Claudine moved after her marriage to rue de la Victoire.

From Project Gutenberg

I ain't afraid of him, nor Claudine either; he knows us well and he ain't a bit ugly!

From Project Gutenberg

Little Claudine was engrossed by the velvet ribbon that had been placed about her neck.

From Project Gutenberg

One afternoon Claudine had been obliged to go out, and the little apartment was unusually quiet.

From Project Gutenberg

"I wish Claudine would come," she said to herself; but Claudine was not likely to come yet, and meanwhile somebody was waiting.

From Project Gutenberg