Lucille

American  

[loo-seel] / luˈsil /

Or Lucile

noun

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

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Example Sentences

“Well, what Lucille packed for you anyway,” Russell said.

From Literature

“Lucille’s our housekeeper and cook,” she explained to me.

From Literature

“Lucille and Esther, I think these will fit you. There’s no time to try them on now. After your second dresses, run back here and see if they’ll fit.”

From Literature

“My best friend, Kym Whitley, says she’s bringing an empty suitcase so she can steal stuff from the greenrooms,” which Shepherd had decorated with memorabilia to honor funny women including Lucille Ball, Joan Rivers, Marsha Warfield and Whoopi Goldberg.

From Los Angeles Times

Before she broke out in 1988’s “Beetlejuice,” O’Hara was mainly known for her sidesplitting impressions on “SCTV,” parodying outsized icons such as Lucille Ball, Tammy Faye Bakker and Katharine Hepburn.

From Salon