Karen
1noun, plural Ka·rens, (especially collectively) Ka·ren.
adjective
Karen
2or Kar·in
noun
Examples from the Web for karen
Contemporary Examples of karen
Karen, a 72-year-old white woman, arrived at the park after the first group had left and without knowing that others would follow.
With exquisite timing, religious historian Karen Armstrong steps forth with Fields of Blood: Religion and the History of Violence.
The shooting Ice Cube was referring to was the accidental killing of Karen Toshima by a stray bullet.
Karen Berger, another regular player at Haviland Hollow Farm said the appeal of polo for her is multifaceted.
Check out this fine sampling from the likes of Karen Shirely, Margalit Fox, and the most-talented, Heather Lende.
Historical Examples of karen
They talked on indifferent subjects till Karen said it was her bedtime.
SecurityPoul William Anderson
After awhile, Lancaster focused his mind on Karen Marek and kept it there.
SecurityPoul William Anderson
We have come far, Karen and I, but not from the way you were running.
In the Border CountryJosephine Daskam Bacon
They are the wildest and most lawless of the so-called Karen tribes.
To this marriage have been born two children, Karen and Wendell.
Lyman's History of old Walla Walla County, Vol. 1 (of 2)William Denison Lyman