Malvine
[ mal-veen, -vahyn ]
noun
a female given name.
- Also Mal·vi·na [mal-vee-nuh, ‐vahy‐]. /mælˈvi nə, ‐ˈvaɪ‐/.
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How to use Malvine in a sentence
It was from Hogarth, Wiley and Malvine, a well known firm of construction engineers.
The Cosmic Deflector | Stanton A. CoblentzAll too soon the week allowed him by Hogarth, Wiley and Malvine passed; all too soon the sinister three paid him another visit.
The Cosmic Deflector | Stanton A. CoblentzHe turned so white, under the coat of brown the mountains had given, that Malvine was startled.
The Adventure of Princess Sylvia | Mrs. C. N. WilliamsonSo also was Malvine; but she began now to ask herself if the news alone had sufficed to snatch her guests so suddenly away.
The Adventure of Princess Sylvia | Mrs. C. N. WilliamsonAnd just in the background, devilishly gaping, were Hogarth and Malvine.
The Cosmic Deflector | Stanton A. Coblentz
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