Gwen

[ gwen ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Gwendolyn or Guenevere.

Example Sentences

For a recipe that can be made—and hung—outside, look no further than a holiday candy wreath, Gwen says.

From Outside Online

Did Gwen Stefani say The Colbert Report wrong when announcing the winner for Outstanding Variety Series?

From The Daily Beast

Dad reached the heights of chutzpah when he went to the theater with a friend one night and spotted the actress Gwen Verdon.

From The Daily Beast

His first girlfriend needs to be Gwen Stacy, not Mary Jane Watson!

From The Daily Beast

Gwen recommends a tablespoon, but that seemed like an awful lot, especially after I read about how gross it can taste (and feel).

From The Daily Beast

This time around, GoDaddy chose puppets and dreams and Gwen.

From The Daily Beast

It will perhaps be a little comfort to you to know that poor Gwen is spiritually saved, but "so as by fire."

From Project Gutenberg

Gwen Malhon, a drift-wood collector, was the most anxious to get over the delay, for he had begged a dance from Louison.

From Project Gutenberg

She was beginning to look a little scornful and impatient, so Gwen set off for a fiddler.

From Project Gutenberg

But Gwen never told the story of his disappointment without crossing himself.

From Project Gutenberg

Aunt Gwen is a character to be watched, and bound to bob up serenely, with the most amazing assurance, at unexpected times.

From Project Gutenberg