Lizzy

or Liz·zie

[ liz-ee ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

And then that chorus kicks in, and the young lady formerly known as Lizzy Grant transforms into the princess of darkness.

Earlier this week, photos of Masters of Sex star Lizzy Caplan, former The View co-host Jenny McCarthy, and others hit the web.

On Wednesday, Global Post Managing Editor Lizzy Tomei told The Daily Beast that information turned out to be wrong.

It's a nice surprise, then, that Lizzy Caplan snuck into the Best Actress race for her performance on Showtime's Masters of Sex.

His friend Guy Pelly is marrying Tennessee native Lizzy Wilson this weekend.

Quiet and demure as she looks, Lizzy has a very decided disposition.

Was it not herself that I overheard asking my uncle, "Would not he do for Lizzy?"

Lizzy's bundle is here, in my room; and Tom Ryan's boat is all ready under the rocks, and we're to cross the bay.

Lizzy sprang into his arms at once, and he carried her back to land triumphantly.

I had repeatedly told Kreger of the absurdity of covering Lizzy with this coat of mail, in which she would melt away.

April 19, 2024tortuous

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