Trudy

American  

[troo-dee] / ˈtru di /

noun

1. a female given name, form of Gertrude.

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Example Sentences

Trudy Scrumptious hosted the viewing party and told BBC News NI that "the community wanted to support" Elle.

From BBC

Trudy said she was "absolutely buzzing" that Elle was in the final.

From BBC

Mr Baker's mother, Trudy Polkinghorn, and sister, Erin Baker, said they felt "despair" and were disappointed in the regulator.

From BBC

My earliest memories of Thanksgiving date back to the late 1980s and early ’90s: Adolescent me, chalk-ashy with a box fade, in my cramped bedroom at 440 or in a cramped bedroom at my Aunt Trudy’s across the street, or at my Grandma Famma’s house surrounded by too many cousins playing Double Dribble and Arch Rivals and Jordan versus Bird before NBA Live 95 dropped.

From Salon

Trudy Cain from Alfreton, Derbyshire, discovered rescue dog Nola was Brucella-positive four months after she arrived from Romania.

From BBC