Drucilla

[ droo-sil-uh ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

“Planned Parenthood Texas Votes is working to elect abortion rights champions,” said Drucilla Tigner, deputy director of Planned Parenthood Texas Votes.

From Slate

He later studied architecture at Cornell University, where he starred on the soccer team and met Drucilla “Drue” Cortell, a Middlebury College student, at a holiday party.

From Washington Post

For Drucilla Russ-Jackson, 72, an African-American district leader in Sumter County, it was a vindication of her efforts to prod the state into action.

From New York Times

“Fascinating. My Aunt Drucilla, who we're staying with in Bath, adores crystallized ginger. I'm sorry to send you up your ladder again, but...”

From Literature

“Last time we went to see Don and Drucilla”—Uncle Brian didn't look at the AA Book of British Towns—“we did that. Took the M4 north of Bristol. Guess what. Stuck, bumper-to-bumper, for two hours! Weren't we, Alice?”

From Literature