Clarice

[ klar-is, kluh-rees; French kla-rees ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Clara.

Example Sentences

Last spring Johnson, 44, and his wife Clarice, 39, found a way to tap into that soccer fever on this side of the pond, opening a Culver City restaurant they called N17 The Lane, a name every Tottenham supporter will recognize.

From Los Angeles Times

A former Pennsylvania GOP lieutenant governor candidate and leader in the state’s conservative school board movement, Clarice Schillinger, was sentenced to 12 months probation for a misdemeanor alcohol charge this week.

From Salon

Petrobras appointed the executive director of corporate affairs, Clarice Coppetti, as interim President.

From Seattle Times

She carried the surrealist decorative objects of the Italian designer Piero Fornasetti and pieces by the English Art Deco ceramist Clarice Cliff.

From New York Times

Falling one win short of the program’s first Final Four appearance since Miller’s senior season adds “that chip on our shoulder,” forward Clarice Akunwafo said.

From Los Angeles Times