Mabel

[ mey-buhl ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

Without giving away the show’s ending, it seems from a few hints through the first season’s run that the second season might follow Cinda as she creates a podcast about Charles, Oliver and Mabel’s podcast.

From Time

Despite the blasé attitude of the men, Mabel refuses to flatten the victim into a one-dimensional plot point.

From The Daily Beast

Mabel brought us a casserole plate—which she traded for a set of jumper cables—and Leticia offered us extra batteries, which we accepted, gratefully.

From Time

Walking down the block, I waved at Mabel, and I saw Julie staring at her porch, taking stock of the damage.

From Time

Elsi Mabelicia Campos, whom many people called Mabelicia or Mabel, was the bedrock of the family, Yuri Campos said.

From Washington Post

His central three are actresses: Mabel Normand, Mary Miles Minter, and Margaret “Gibby” Gibson.

From The Daily Beast

For Mabel, at that point in her life, after so many horrible experiences with men, a gay best friend was exactly what she needed.

From The Daily Beast

But whats Mrs. Mabel Kerrick going to give the two hundred dollars for?

From Project Gutenberg

Mabel Andrews came once to a meeting and in businesslike fashion explained the Red Cross dressings and gave a lesson in bandaging.

From Project Gutenberg

Forerunner of the many first-aid classes to come was that hour of Mabel's, and made memorable by one thing she said.

From Project Gutenberg

Every morning Mabel gives me a round hard thing she calls a penny, and very slippery to hold in one's mouth.

From Project Gutenberg

In the third Act we return to Mabel's flat and resume her interviews with the applicants for her hand.

From Project Gutenberg