Shari

[ shahr-ee shar-ee ]

noun

1. French Cha·ri [sh, a, -, ree]. a river in northern central Africa, flowing northwest from the Central African Republic into Lake Chad. 1,400 miles (2,254 km) long.
2. a female given name.

Shari

/ ˈʃɑːrɪ /

noun

1. See Chari
   a variant spelling of Chari

Example Sentences

Shari had committed suicide three years earlier, while she was dating Merchant.

From The Daily Beast

Neither can Shari Arison's group use Bank HaPoalim to cover her losses.

From The Daily Beast

“Ansur al-Shari is not Al Qaeda,” said one of the Libyan sources.

From The Daily Beast

Shari Levine, Bravo's senior vice president of production, dismisses the idea that Housewives is a recipe for a broken marriage.

From The Daily Beast

And the author of the letter was Shary Nassimi, not Shari Nassimi.

From The Daily Beast

The lake has no outlet, but receives several rivers, of which the Waube and the Shari are the most notable.

From Project Gutenberg

But Shari was something rare—a gorgeous woman, if somewhat distant, who was thoroughly intelligent.

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"As a statistician, you'll make a great biochemist," Shari said, putting the deck away.

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Shari must have had a swell time at dinner with some guy who didn't gamble, because she didn't come home until nearly midnight.

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For a moment the grin flickered off his face and I tensed to catch Shari if she should start to drop.

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