Frannie

or Fran·ny

[ fran-ee ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Frances.

Example Sentences

With crystal clear water and an open scallop season between mid-August and late September, we made a point to schedule a trip to Frannie and Daddy Jim’s house during those weeks.

From Salon

Frannie Brown said she came up with the idea after seeing similar videos on the platform.

From BBC

Frannie, my maternal-grandmother and true Southern belle that she was, made rhubarb famous in my family, not only because of how much she loved Strawberry-Rhubarb Pie but because of the way she said it.

From Salon

Something about the way Frannie swooned over that pie made me think rhubarb had to be a delicacy, probably something exotic and hard to come by.

From Salon

I admit my love for the outrageously tart, ruby-colored, celery look-a-like rhubarb tracks back to my grandmother, Frannie, but I also wholeheartedly appreciate it.

From Salon