Clarabelle

[ klair-uh-bel, klar- ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

Clarabelle Lewis, the facility manager for the tribal government, the Chinik Eskimo Community, was among those who sought refuge on the hill overlooking Golovin.

From Seattle Times

When an Aloha Airlines plane ruptured in 1988, resulting in the death of flight attendant Clarabelle Lansing, Boeing blamed the air carrier for failing to address corrosion of the plane’s metal fuselage.

From Washington Post

The only canonical Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood character named “Gary” is Gary Bovinity, the Tylenol-poisoner-turned-dairy-farmer who runs a criminal empire under his secret identity, Clarabelle the Cow.

From Slate

We already know from the first trailer that in this timeline, Mister Rogers sends Clarabelle to Bellevue after foiling her plot to poison the athlete’s milk at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, which means she’s there by August 12, 1984.

From Slate

Could he have been in Bellevue at the same time as Clarabelle the Cow, or—even wilder—could it be that in this continuity, Captain Kangaroo and Clarabelle the Cow are the same person?

From Slate