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Melvin

American  
[mel-vin] / ˈmɛl vɪn /
Or Melvyn

noun

  1. a male given name.


Example Sentences

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Historian Eric Melvin says there was a riot outside the Tron during the new year celebrations in 1811.

From BBC

“No one ever says thank you!” she told host Craig Melvin while praising other HOA members and presidents for continuing to work in such “thankless” conditions.

From MarketWatch

Melvin, 46, couldn’t help but laugh at Kunis’ fury over the topic, noting that her HOA must be particularly bad for her to have reached such levels of upset.

From MarketWatch

The five suspects — Guillermo Ramirez, Edgar Geovanni Lopez Revolorio, Melvin Hairon Mejia Ordonez, Daniel Escarzaga and Andrew Escarzaga — were charged in connection to rebuilding or attempting to restore homes in Altadena without a license.

From Los Angeles Times

Jones, 47, will step back from her duties on the program’s third hour which will continue with Craig Melvin, Al Roker and Dylan Dreyer.

From Los Angeles Times