Elvis

[ el-vis ]

noun

1. a male given name, form of Elwin.

Example Sentences

A few minutes later, a gaggle of Elvises – or would it be Elvi? – strode their way into the stadium in white jumpsuits, sunglasses and mostly fake hair.

From Washington Times

So ultimately, for me, in Battle of the Elvises, Elordi edges Butler out.

From Salon

He didn’t have an answer — his Elvises just left the building — but he did have a convincing proposition for a look.

From New York Times

All-you-can-eat cod is still on the menu, and we joined a handful of diners digging into big plates of it at long tables set amid vintage signs, fun-house mirrors and ceramic Elvises.

From Washington Post

For the newest NHL team — the Elvises? — it’s Viva Las Vegas, and all the oddities and glorious excesses that come with it.

From Los Angeles Times