Jeannie

French Jeanie,

[jee-nee]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Jean.

Example Sentences

Samira Poulos, a puzzle-loving digital advertising project manager who stepped back from her career when she became a mom, and Jeannie Wilkinson, a former entertainment industry research exec, both nod their heads in agreement as their fellow sleuths describe the sometimes-fraught nature of their first investigation.

From Los Angeles Times

Authorities identified the cats’ owner as 69-year-old Jeannie Maxon, from Long Beach.

From Los Angeles Times

I can’t wait to see how Jeannie Buss and Rob Pelinka mess up next year’s lineup.

From Los Angeles Times

North died at his home in Lake Butler, Fla., on Sunday after a long fight with cancer, according to a Facebook post by his friend Laurie Jacobson, who said his “Dennis the Menace” co-star Jeannie Russell called her with the “terribly sad, but not unexpected news.”

From Los Angeles Times

For two years, Jeannie Dillard has saved what she can on her fixed income to replace the vehicle that was stolen from her home and found totalled a few miles away.

From BBC