Louie

[loo-ee]

noun

1. a male given name, form of Louis.

Example Sentences

One of Meyer’s sons, Steve, joined Meyer/Glass and eventually succeeded his father as head of the firm, whose hit products included Silly 6 Pins, a bowling game, and Gooey Louie, which involves picking the nose of a plastic character.

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Introduced in 1995, Gooey Louie was advertised as “grosser than gross.”

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"I have an amazing bond with Louie, but I cannot do it as a freebie. He is taking up a space and this is my only income since my husband passed away."

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Next year, Judy won't be able to continue looking after her grandson Louie, because his parents will qualify for government-funded hours.

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A critics’ fave from the get-go, Snider earned rave reviews with 2004’s “East Nashville Skyline,” whose highlights include a characteristically wordy depiction of the culture wars then roiling America in the wake of 9/11 — “Conservative, Christian, Right Wing Republican, Straight, White, American Males,” it’s called — and “The Ballad of the Kingsmen,” in which he contemplates the meaning of the lyrics to “Louie Louie.”

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