Angie

American  

[an-jee] / ˈæn dʒi /

noun

1. a first name, form of Angel or Angela.

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Example Sentences

“Even if the strait were to effectively open tomorrow, you can’t turn the faucet back on,” said Angie Gildea, global head of oil and gas at KPMG.

From MarketWatch

Angie, who recently retired after a long career as a nurse, said she was worried rising gas prices could eat into her budget at a precarious time in her finances.

From BBC

A gate agent named Angie called the ramp with my bag-tag number and a description and asked for it to be transferred to my earlier flight and rebooked me.

From The Wall Street Journal

The last time a British team made it to the last four was in 2014, when the team of Aileen Neilson, Gregor Ewan, Bob McPherson, Jim Gault and Angie Malone lost to Russia but recovered superbly to beat China for bronze.

From BBC

Power, whose many other recording credits include projects by Ozomatli, Angie Stone, David Byrne and Brockhampton, began teaching at NYU in 2006 and retired last year.

From Los Angeles Times