Lucille

or Lu·cile

[ loo-seel ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Lucia or Lucy.

Example Sentences

But in the past, face-lifts were for the elder Bluth woman, Lucille—and with terrifying results.

From The Daily Beast

Lucille has little to say, focusing instead on the alcohol accessibility in the building.

From The Daily Beast

In this clip, Lucille insists she loves all her children equally, but reveals her true feelings on her son, the magician.

From The Daily Beast

Lucille shows Lindsay with a simple facial expression what she thinks about spending quality time with her daughter.

From The Daily Beast

As oblivious as ever, Lucille is out of touch with the younger generation and gives him money to go watch “a Star War.”

From The Daily Beast

"Good-night," said Lucille, without looking round at the head of the stairs.

From Project Gutenberg

"An uproar in Paris," repeated Lucille, anxiously, when she was alone with her mother.

From Project Gutenberg

It was late in the day that I came upon Lucille alone in the drawing-room.

From Project Gutenberg

Lucille waited, but the conversation seemed to end there naturally.

From Project Gutenberg

I did not look round, but continued to watch Lucille in the garden.

From Project Gutenberg