Clarice

[ klar-is, kluh-rees; French kla-rees ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Clara.

Example Sentences

Sorting through the tent with Ghost, she found that Clarice had collected tiny bird cages.

From Time

One of those cut off from care was a woman who went by the name Clarice.

From Time

I read that Michelle Pfeiffer turned down Clarice Starling in Silence, is that true?

From The Daily Beast

Clarice would never have shared the awful screaming of the lambs to Dr. Lecter.

From The Daily Beast

He wasn't returning from FBI target practice with Clarice Starling.

From The Daily Beast

Poor little Clarice, she was married to Lorenzo on June 4, in the following year.

From Project Gutenberg

Clarice's rage boiled over; she had seen Truffaldino, and the mere sight of him was certain to make anybody laugh.

From Project Gutenberg

Clarice fumed with fury at hearing the slow means appointed for Tartaglia's death.

From Project Gutenberg

There was never seen upon the stage a princess of so wild, irascible, and determined a character as this Clarice.

From Project Gutenberg

I was expecting to meet Clarice and Mary Moss; but they failed me, although they had faithfully promised to come.

From Project Gutenberg