Rosanne

[ roh-zan ]

/ roʊˈzæn /

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noun

a female given name.

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Also Ros·an·na

[roh-zan-uh]. /roʊˈzæn ə/.

Words nearby Rosanne

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How to use Rosanne in a sentence

Long Way Home Rosanne Cash, Oxford American The daughter of American folk icon Johnny Cash on her life in Tennessee.
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McGinniss reportedly only offered advance copies to three people: Andrew Sullivan, Garry Trudeau, and Rosanne Cash.
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I went in, his assistant, Rosanne, who is still his assistant today, had very little patience for me.
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In the hurrying Rosanne came down-stairs and found Elizabeth waiting at the foot.
The King Of Beaver, and Beaver Lights|Mary Hartwell Catherwood
After I found Rosanne was left behind I would have had a boat or killed the man that prevented me.
The King Of Beaver, and Beaver Lights|Mary Hartwell Catherwood
"Rosanne, my dear," said Cecilia, trying to lift the relaxed soft body and to open the stairway door behind her.
The King Of Beaver, and Beaver Lights|Mary Hartwell Catherwood
Rosanne yielded and stumbled to her feet, clinging to her friend.
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