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Freda

American  
[free-duh, fred-uh] / ˈfri də, ˈfrɛd ə /

noun

  1. a female given name.


Example Sentences

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We’re gonna be Aunt Freda and live a long, long time.

From Los Angeles Times

And then the following day I lost my Aunt Freda, who was 100 years old.

From Los Angeles Times

As she received work dubbing her singing voice for film actresses — she subbed for Tuesday Weld in 1956’s “Rock, Rock, Rock” and Freda Holloway in 1957’s “Jamboree” — MGM steadily attempted to move her from pop to rock.

From Los Angeles Times

Freda Wellington lived in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, until she was served a no-fault eviction.

From BBC

Over a two-hour lunch at Jack’s Wife Freda in the West Village — a likely place to spot a celebrity, though unlikely for said celebrity to have gone to school just a few blocks away at P.S.

From New York Times