Winifred

[win-uh-frid]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

About the painting of Gandhi, British Journalist Winifred Holtby wrote: "The little man squats bare-headed, in his blanket, one finger raised, as it often is to emphasise a point, his mouth parted for a word that is almost a smile".

From BBC

He says both his parents - Winifred and Winston - continue to inspire his choices.

From BBC

Neighbour Winifred Warner, who has lived on the road for 51 years, remembers Rita and thinks Lucie should be allowed back to the flat.

From BBC

The panel heard Mr Hardie had been engaged on a self-employed basis to undertake small groups and one-to-one tuition, working for Hull City Council and a number of local schools, including Winifred Holtby Academy and Wolfreton School and Sixth Form College.

From BBC

Winifred Notty arrives at Ensor House as a governess with a secret, which would be enough for many a novel set in Victorian England.

From Los Angeles Times