Kittie

[ kit-ee ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Katherine or Catherine.

Example Sentences

Mrs. Elling had brought her chicken-and-potato-chip casserole again, and Kittie Margolis had brought her famous sweet potato-pineapple-grits soufflé in the shape of a dog’s head.

From Literature

“All of that is part of healing: the laughing, the crying, all of it. And then just being together. After something like this, you just naturally want a human to be with,” event organizer Kittie Kilner said.

From Seattle Times

Suddenly the music kicks up, a song performed by Kittie Harloe with High Seas.

From Los Angeles Times

Then in 1919, the landlord of the Long Island, N.Y., boardinghouse she and her mother, Kittie, lived in murdered his wife, allegedly because of his obsession with Audrey.

From Washington Post

Two blocks from the razed encampment, Jessica Kiaraliza Martinez, a homeless advocate with D.C.-based nonprofit HIPS, stood across the street from Kittie Kagona’s tent at its new M Street location.

From Washington Post