Aymé

[ e-mey ]

noun

1. Mar·cel [m, a, r, -, sel], 1902–67, French novelist and short-story writer.

Aymé

/ ɛme /

noun

1. AyméMarcel19021967MFrenchWRITING: writer Marcel (marsɛl). 1902–67, French writer: noted for his light and witty narratives

Example Sentences

Ayme Zantua, a co-owner of Cannabis Corner outside of Ketchikan, one of the two retail shops approved Thursday by regulators to offer on-site use, said some tour companies have expressed interest in bringing people there, and she said they’re open to it.

From Washington Times

Again, Ayme and Chelsea don’t identify as witches, but their store carries a whiff of the mystical, with beautifully bottled essential oil tinctures and shelves stocked with semi-precious stones.

From Washington Times

Anam Cara was founded to provide an alternative to mainstream medical care, based off concerns that Ayme and Chelsea - both practicing reflexologists - were hearing from their clients.

From Washington Times

Just a few doors down is Anam Cara Apothecary, a holistic health store opened four years ago by the mother/daughter duo of Ayme Clark and Chelsea Matuskey.

From Washington Times

Just days after Hurricane Harvey released its grip on Texas a year ago, Guillermo Martinez Ayme was hard at work in the rebuilding effort.

From Salon