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Misti

American  
[mees-tee] / ˈmis ti /

noun

  1. El Misti.


Misti British  
/ ˈmisti /

noun

  1. See El Misti

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Example Sentences

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But resident Misti Allison said it is encouraging to see the investigations and lawsuits against the railroad start to wrap up, and the cleanup is expected to be done sometime later this year.

From Seattle Times

Misti Allison, who lives with her family about a mile away from the derailment site, said the findings reaffirm what she believed to be true all along: that the vent and burn did not need to happen.

From Seattle Times

“The town is still very divided,” said Misti Allison, a 35-year-old resident of East Palestine, a small town in a conservative state.

From New York Times

Misti Allison said that over the past year, her 8-year-old son Blake has asked whether he is going to die from living at their home, or whether one of the really bad nosebleeds he’s started having will ever stop.

From Seattle Times

“We realized we were dealing with something bigger than behavior,” said Misti Norby, deputy superintendent of the Modoc County Office of Education.

From Los Angeles Times