Lucille

or Lu·cile

[ loo-seel ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Lucia or Lucy.

Example Sentences

And the statue of famous US comedian and TV star Lucille Ball, unveiled in New York in 2009 was dubbed "Scary Lucy" by local residents, due to its haunted expression.

From BBC

Brooks’ revelation of how he figured out his father had died, immediately after slaying the crowd with a monologue at a 1958 Friars Club roast of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, was a big surprise to Reiner.

From Los Angeles Times

My husband used to joke that Jessica Walter, who played steely matriarch Lucille, was doing a heightened version of Kelly Bishop’s Emily Gilmore from “Gilmore Girls.”

From Los Angeles Times

Lucille was passed out, snoring on the cement floor of the pen.

From Los Angeles Times

Lucille, who recovered from her seizures, was transported to the center’s Sausalito hospital via air-conditioned truck the following day.

From Los Angeles Times