Margie

American  

[mahr-jee] / ˈmɑr dʒi /

noun

1. a female given name, form of Margaret.

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Example Sentences

“The idea of a dog park came up, the idea of a pool came up,” said Mayor Margie Mohler.

From The Wall Street Journal

“I had the privilege of representing Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa for many years as his long time manager, but our relationship grew into something far deeper — he became like family,” said manager Margie Weiner in a statement.

From Los Angeles Times

And Ms. Aidem, so fine in her recently Tony-nominated performance in “Prayer for the French Republic,” gives a deeply moving turn as Margie, whose monologue about her attempts to raise her husband’s consciousness about their unbalanced marriage—and her recognition that she’s hardly capable of starting a new life on her own—is a marked highlight.

From The Wall Street Journal

So, too, is the scene in which Margie takes on the role of the narrator’s mother, in which Ms. Flood also is at her best.

From The Wall Street Journal

Siegel relayed a story about an old-timer saying the original owner — a proprietor named Margie — wouldn’t seat him until he donned a coat and tie.

From Los Angeles Times