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Megan

American  
[meg-uhn] / ˈmɛg ən /

noun

  1. a female given name.


Example Sentences

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Megan Weinraub didn’t realize her Volkswagen T2 bus had survived the January Palisades fire, but a viral Associated Press photo changed that.

From Los Angeles Times

In January of 2014, I was invited to do a panel at the Key West Literary Seminar, and the other panelists were my friend Megan Abbott and Gillian Flynn, whom I know as well, although I don’t know her as well as Megan.

From Salon

Executive director Megan Pogue later summarized their position in a letter to the researchers:

From Los Angeles Times

Headed by Searchlight and Paramount veteran Megan Colligan, Row K has a broad mandate of opening eight to 10 films a year.

From Los Angeles Times

The city of Rancho Palos Verdes also operates a contingent of the off-grid de-watering wells and has been able to run them constantly, but it’s been a strain on their already strapped budget, said spokesperson Megan Barnes.

From Los Angeles Times