lizzie

American  

[liz-ee] / ˈlɪz i /

noun

1. tin lizzie.

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Etymology

Origin of lizzie

First recorded in 1910–15

Example Sentences

“If you’re lending your space to host, the only thing you’re responsible for is that it’s clean and ready for people to use it,” says Lizzie Post, an etiquette expert at The Emily Post Institute.

From MarketWatch

Lizzie Osorio remembers customers flooding Lion Boots in early May, browsing embroidered shoes and tasseled suede dresses.

From Los Angeles Times

For Lizzie Day, having Botox was as much a part of her routine as getting her morning coffee.

From BBC

"I had no idea what was being injected into me," Lizzie said.

From BBC

Lizzie has lived in Manchester for the past decade, where she said treatments such as fillers, jaw-line enhancement and Botox are the norm for many.

From BBC