Winifred

[ win-uh-frid ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

“Those early kind of signals can be helpful for understanding the progression of the fungus, of where it’s getting to,” said Winifred Frick, chief scientist at Bat Conservation International and an adjunct professor in ecology and evolutionary biology at UC Santa Cruz.

From Los Angeles Times

British actress Glynis Johns, known for her role as suffragette mother Winifred Banks in Mary Poppins, died in Los Angeles in January aged 100.

From BBC

Accenture originally submitted invoices labeled “Food and Beverage” fee for McClain-Hill and Winifred Yancy, a DWP director who attended the conference at McClain-Hill’s request.

From Los Angeles Times

“Thank you for calling me. Can you send over an invoice to state the following: Conference Registration Fee for Cynthia McClain-Hill/Winifred Yancy @$980 each?” wrote Bogin, then an executive assistant and president of the DWP’s retirement board plan.

From Los Angeles Times

While there, he discovered that his great-grandmother, Bridget McGuinness, had been born in the county to Mark McGuinness and Winifred Molloy, who were neighbours of Mr Biden’s ancestor Edward Blewitt in Ballina.

From BBC