Carie

[ kar-ee ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Caroline.

Example Sentences

Then, in November, Stock and Carie spewed more debunked claims about the supposed risks vaccines pose to public health and female fertility at a hearing of the Indiana General Assembly.

From The Daily Beast

Meanwhile, official documents reveal that two financial institutions have obtained default judgments against Carie—the foundation co-founder and the handler of its fundraising efforts—for nonpayment of debt just this year.

From The Daily Beast

Then presently Louise saw her father and baby Carie coming up the street, and the Brown house was not mentioned again.

From Project Gutenberg

The house was very quiet; Carie was taking her nap, Aunt Zélie dressing to go out.

From Project Gutenberg

Meanwhile Carie talked busily to herself, gesticulating with one small forefinger.

From Project Gutenberg

For some minutes after Carie's flight Louise worked on, then remembering her charge she discovered her absence.

From Project Gutenberg

Carie held up her mouth for a kiss, and then allowed herself to be led away.

From Project Gutenberg