Jessica

[ jes-i-kuh ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Jesse.

Example Sentences

Jessica sees what’s happening and impulsively outfits all of the kids, including Prerna, with skateboards.

From Time

Taken alone, each episode might be little more than an annoyance, said his sisters, Jessica and Jennifer Pham.

From ProPublica

“These kids have been through so much, and I love that there is some sense of normalcy for them,” said his mother, Jessica, a psychologist who said she has seen the mental health toll of the pandemic.

From Washington Post

She said something like, “But you know, all the women in John Wayne movies would just hold the horse… and they said to me, we just don’t see Jessica holding a horse.”

From Time

It’s an episode we’re all very proud of, and we’re all very sad about Jessica.

From Washington Post

Portable snacks are good to have on hand, too, says Jessica Crandall, RDN, Denver Wellness & Nutrition Director.

From The Daily Beast

He seemed particularly fond of Hume Cronyn and Jessica Tandy.

From The Daily Beast

He also got to play coach to stars like Matthew McConaughey, Jessica Chastain, Anne Hathaway, and Michael Caine.

From The Daily Beast

Jessica Solce is the director of No Control, making its World Premiere at DOC NYC on November 15.

From The Daily Beast

In effort to help me do the same, she puts Jessica T.S. Neufville, an enthusiastic 16-year-old member of A-LIFE, on the phone.

From The Daily Beast

At last David and Jessica confessed their suspicions to Grace.

From Project Gutenberg

"She sees it," said Jessica, for Anne's eyes were now fixed on the flower.

From Project Gutenberg

"I feel certain it was you who called 'fire,' Grace," said Jessica.

From Project Gutenberg

Grace had taken Nora and Jessica into her confidence to some extent.

From Project Gutenberg

"You deserve it if anyone in the world does, Mrs. Gray," put in Jessica.

From Project Gutenberg