Margie

[ mahr-jee ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Margaret.

Example Sentences

Margie Whittington, who lost her daughter, Teri Leiker, said, “We want the shooter to know this murder has changed us.”

From BBC

By pouring, dripping and scraping paint onto paper and panel, Seattle’s Margie Livingston attempts to paint, she says, what’s “inside” her brain.

From Seattle Times

SBCS, which has come under withering criticism from some migrant advocacy groups, told the county that its services cost $1.4 million a month, said spokesperson Margie Newman Tsay.

From Seattle Times

Margie McAboy, spokeswoman for the Delaware County district attorney’s office, confirmed the victims are believed to be Canh Le’s brother, Xuong Le, 40; Xuong Le’s wife, Britni McLaughlin Le, 37; and the couple’s three children.

From Seattle Times

Margie Omero, another Democratic strategist, said voters would understand which side actually wanted to get something done.

From New York Times