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Imogene

[ im-uh-jeen ]

noun

  1. a female given name.


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In the 1950s, Caesar and Your Show of Shows, his television show with Imogene Coca, were household names.

Despite the age difference, he seems to complement her perfectly, and you never get the sense that Imogene is a “cougar.”

Imogene was apathetic, awkwardly holding the baby as if she was not quite sure what to do with him.

On the seat behind them was Imogene, with Endymion on one side, and on the other the individual "who might one day be a peer."

Imogene, however, assured him it was all right—Mr. Rodney constantly put her on something.

At present his favourite scheme, and one to which he seemed really attached, was to educate Imogene.

Whenever Waldershare was away he always maintained a constant correspondence with Imogene.

Imogene accepted the announcement without a murmur, but it occasioned Waldershare several sonnets of heartrending remonstrance.

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