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Lucille

American  
[loo-seel] / luˈsil /
Or Lucile

noun

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


Example Sentences

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“The newspaper says there’s a fortune-teller in town! Says she’s the Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Daughter. Madam L. L. Lucille’s her name.”

From Literature

“I’m already aware of Madam Lucille and her Powerful, All-Seeing Eye.”

From Literature

Maybe she already knew about the cost of one of Madam Lucille’s readings—at ten dollars per session and two of us needing our futures revealed, well, that wasn’t difficult arithmetic.

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“Why not? Madam Lucille could lead you to love again—to a life of happiness and riches. Why would you not trust her to reveal Life’s Wondrous Plan?”

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“Because, foolish girl,” she huffed, turning around from the fireplace with a devilish grin, “I am Madam Lucille herself.”

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