lizzie

[liz-ee]

noun

1. tin lizzie.

Word History and Origins

Origin of lizzie¹

First recorded in 1910–15

Example Sentences

One of the film's producers, Oscar-winning actress Jamie Lee Curtis, came up with the film after reading a Washington Post article about Lizzie Johnson's book Paradise: One Town's Struggle to Survive an American Wildfire.

From BBC

On a recent episode of What Next: TBD, Lizzie O’Leary spoke to Silverman about how Kirk’s death has turned into content, and violence as the ultimate trending topic.

From Slate

Lizzie O’Leary: Can you talk about how the right-wing media ecosystem and social media specifically contributed to Charlie Kirk’s rise?

From Slate

Lizzie Cox, of the Forest of Dean Salvation Army, said the hub was "discreet" and parents would not be judged.

From BBC

Security expert Lizzie Dearden told the BBC that the laws the protesters were arrested under "were not designed for a group of this nature or a group of this size".

From BBC